Uncover the Shocking Truth Behind the Premier League’s Most Jaw-Dropping Transfers Ever—Inflation Included!
The Trinidad and Tobago international was exiled after a training ground row with United boss Sir Alex Ferguson in September 2001 and moved to Blackburn Rovers for £2 million the following July, later winning the A-League with Sydney and Championship with Sunderland.
| Appearances | Goals |
| 152 | 66 |
8) Andriy Shevchenko – Chelsea, £152.6m (£30.8m)
Mourinho described the signing of Shevchenko, who had won the 2004 Ballon d’Or among a stack of individual and collective honours at Milan, as a “dream” in 2006.
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