Official announcement! Liverpool has gained another prize, and the three young players left, which is enough for Ekitic

Just, Liverpool officially announced that 19-year-old Bendock left the team and officially transferred to Bournemouth. People have found that in the past two years, the three young players have left and received a lot of transfer fees, which is enough for Ekitic. Liverpool is not worse than Chelsea in terms of player sales.

In the first round of the Premier League, after Liverpool beat Bournemouth at home, the two teams quickly started a trade, and Scottish winger Bendock left and became a member of the Bournemouth team. According to statistics, three years ago, Bendock came to Anfield from the Celtics and spent only a few hundred thousand euros. Now, Romano believes that the transaction costs about £20 million, plus a 5 million floating rate, and Liverpool believes in Bentoc's future potential and has added the buyback terms.

From the perspective of investment, Bendock can bring more than 20 million euros in net income to Liverpool, which is a very considerable number for a 19-year-old. Not only that, Liverpool also had similar operations last summer, and received high returns on young players.

A year ago, Van Denberg and Fabio Carvalho, who are now only 23 years old, both left Liverpool, with their destinations Brentford. Like Bendock, the basic transfer fees of the three players are all around £20 million. On the other hand, Liverpool spent less than 2 million euros to introduce Van Denberg, while Carvalho was slightly higher, and it cost nearly 10 million euros to introduce from Fulham.

Therefore, the total cost of introducing these three young players is only over ten million, but the sale is nearly 80 million euros, which is almost equal to an Ekitic. From this perspective, Liverpool has received a huge reward, laying a solid foundation for being able to bring many strong aids this summer.

Bendoc, Van Denberge and Carvalho, the three players did not play many times for Liverpool, and on average only had more than ten games, which was obviously a marginal player. Look at the main players Dias and Nunes leaving at high prices, and only when they make a profit can they make an investment, which reflects the good positive cycle of the transfer circle ecology.

In contrast, although Manchester United and Arsenal are not as expensive as Liverpool and Chelsea this summer, they are far ahead in terms of net spending, more than twice as high as Liverpool and even four or five times higher than Chelsea. The reason is that the inability to receive reasonable or even high returns when the player leaves is the key to excessive actual investment.

Look at Manchester United, known as the four "edge crazy" and have been publicly abandoned. More than a month has passed, and only Rashford left on loan. For Manchester United, it has only reduced the salary expenses in a single season and has no actual income. Sancho was not satisfied wherever he went and wanted to get the so-called compensation from Manchester United. Anthony was not Real Betis and Garnacho still had no other place to take in. As for Malaysia, who was once troubled by injuries, I believe Manchester United fans have forgotten it.

Similarly, Arsenal also had similar problems, including Kiviol, Zinchenko, Fabio Vieira and Nelson, and were not included in the first round roster. Although Trosad appeared on the bench, he did not play. It is reported that Trosad has received the attention of many Premier League teams. If he leaves eventually, Arsenal may bring new offensive players.

Since no player can leave smoothly, whether it is Manchester United or Arsenal, if you want to win more new players, you are in financial trouble. The signing can only stagnate. There are even news of De Gea's return, which is really not too strange. In the first round, the two teams faced head-on, and Zhekelais performed mediocrely, and Arsenal still had room for improvement in the midfield and frontcourt. Manchester United's position as goalkeeper, especially in the midfield, is a relatively weak link for the whole team.

With less than two weeks left before the end of the summer transfer window, Liverpool and Chelsea have set a good example. Only when someone leaves can they get new players and comply with relevant PSR and other regulations. Arsenal hopes to win the championship, Manchester United hopes to win the Champions League, which is really a bit difficult. Can the two former Premier League overlords get what they want?