Study of Martial Too Expensive, Sterling Too Cheap

Transfer Market - Purchase of Anthony Martial by Manchester United assessed costing too expensive, as revealed by a recent study that examined the transfer market last summer. There also are considered too low.

The study was done by the CIES Football Observatory of the transfer market last summer. CIES released a list of 20 players who are considered over-paid, also released a list of those who purchased at prices below cost.

The list of players who are too expensive is Martial. As is known, a player 19 years old was carried off with a value of about 50 million euros from AS Monaco, even still be added depending on the bonus. This amount is 27.9 million euros more from CIES assessment. Manchester United also do business 'generous' other in Morgan Schneiderlin transfer from Southampton, which was considered too expensive to 10.2 million euros.

(List of over-paid players)

 While rivals Manchester United, Manchester City, also considered spending money too much for recruit Kevin de Bruyne. De Bruyne, who reportedly brought with a tag of 74 million euros, 26.6 million euros more expensive than the value of properly according to the CIES.

However, the Citizens also considered getting a good deal in the purchase Raheem Sterling. Transfer Sterling reported to cost 63 million euros, is considered cheaper 32.1 million euros than it should.

(List of under-paid players)

 Besides Martial and de Bruyne, the name Christian Benteke, Angel Di Maria, and Arda Turan completes five transfers are considered overpriced. Being on the list instead, Sterling followed by Mapou Yanga-Mbiwa, Robin van Persie, Denis Suarez, and Nathaniel Clyne.

Premier League last summer spent around 1.19 billion euros, or 870 million pounds. The value of a record-breaking purchase Premier League and up 4% from a year ago.