Uncover the Shocking Truth Behind the Premier League’s Most Jaw-Dropping Transfers Ever—Inflation Included!
Ukraine all-time top scorer Shevchenko had averaged under a goal every five league matches by the time he left for Dynamo Kyiv in 2009, released from his £121,000-a-week contract 11 months early under Carlo Ancelotti.
| Appearances | Goals |
| 77 | 22 |
7) Andy Cole – Manchester United, £153.8m (£7m)
Newcastle fans protested when the extraordinarily prolific Cole made a shock move to United in January 1997, breaking the British transfer record in a swap for winger Keith Gillespie.
Cole was part of United’s treble-winning 1998/99 squad and won four more Premier League titles and the FA Cup twice, with only Alan Shearer and Yorke producing more goals or direct goal involvements in the top flight than the England international during his time with the club.
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