The ten largest transfer transactions of the summer, including Eden Hazard to Real Madrid and Frenkie de Jong to Barcelona

10. Kerem Demirbay (Hoffenheim to Bayer Leverkusen) – £ 24 million

Long linked to a change in the Premier League, with Tottenham Hotspur and Arsenal apparently interested, Demirbay traded this window against a Bundesliga club.

Demirbay, a German international, is an excellent creative midfielder. He has to replace the outgoing Julian Brandt in Leverkusen.

9. Thorgan Hazard (Borussia Mönchengladbach in Borussia Dortmund) – £ 30 million

It's not just Eden who is going to get a lot of money from the Hazard family.

Little brother Thorgan is doing well alone. He scored ten goals and created ten for his teammates in 2018-2019.

He will now be part of the already talented frontline of Dortmund, which includes the magnificent English compatriot Jadon Sancho.

8. Raul Jimenez (Benfica at Wolverhampton Wanderers) – £ 30 million

Signed on loan last summer, the Wolves did not need too much persuasion to make the deal permanent.

The Mexican is a favorite of supporters in Molineux. His supporters wore luchador masks in tribute – 13 goals in the Premier League and seven badists were very interesting for a player in his first season in England.

If he can get a similar total in 2019/20, the deal will be a good deal.

7. Benjamin Pavard (Stuttgart at Bayern Munich) £ 31.4 million

It's been a year since the French defender drove the fans at the World Cup football with his superb shot against Argentina.

He could not save his old club from relegation, but his big bonus will help them to rebuild themselves in the second German level.

Pavard's tactical versatility makes it an excellent acquisition for Bayern.

6. Rodrygo (Santos at Real Madrid) – £ 40 million

The Spanish giants are keen to recruit the best young South American talent. Having already landed at Vinicius Junior, they will now have another left wing with huge potential.

He has already made more than 80 appearances in all competitions at just 17 years old and scored nine goals in 41 caps in Serie A.

5. Eder Militao (FC Porto to Real Madrid) – £ 45 million

This was announced in March but remains technically a summer transfer, as the agreement was not ratified until June.

The rise of the Brazilian defender was extraordinary since he only joined Porto last summer, for only 5 million pounds.

He first played at the right-back position in Portugal and then excelled in the defense center, where he is likely to operate for Zinedine Zidane.

4. Luka Jovic (Frankfurt Eintracht to Real Madrid) – £ 58 million

One of the most beautiful young poachers in world football, the Serbian was a loan signature inspired by Benfica by the Germans two summers ago.

After 34 goals in 70 games, they jumped on the opportunity to activate a £ 7 million clause in his contract in April.

Barely two months later, they sold him nearly ten times more, although it is expected to pay about 10 million pounds to Benfica.

3. Frenkie de Jong (Ajax in Barcelona) – £ 65 million

What more can be said about the young and talented Dutch midfielder?

De Jong showed Real Madrid, Juventus and Tottenham his Champions League clbad, while England also struggled to support them in the UEFA League of Nations.

He is about to become a key player on Ernesto Valverde's team almost immediately.

2. Lucas Hernandez (Atletico Madrid, Bayern Munich) – £ 80 million

One of the many departures of Diego Simeone this summer, Hernandez was followed by the Bavarian behemoths for a while.

Finally, the German bitten the ball and paid the release clause of the winner of the Coupe du Monde de France.

1. Eden Hazard (Chelsea to Real Madrid) – £ 88 million

No surprises here. The Belgian has always felt like leaving Stamford Bridge this summer and it is now done.

He will travel to the Spanish capital to try to replace Cristiano Ronaldo, who left the club last year.