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Manchester United Most Expensive Signings (2002-2017)


Manchester United richest football club in the world currently. Till 2015-16 its Angel di Maria who retain top on the Manchester United expensive signing list. Man Utd signed him from Real Madrid for the transfer fees of £59.7 million. In 2017, club break all previous records of transfer spend big money in summer transfer. Paul Pogba and Romelu Lukaku transfer cost Man Utd almost (174.3 million).

Top 10 Manchester United Expensive Signings (Highest Transfer Fees)
Players Transfer Fees From Club Date
Paul Pogba £89.3 million Juventus 2017
Romelu Lukaku £75 million Everton 2017
Ángel Di María £59.7 million Real Madrid 2014
Nemanja Matić £40 million Chelsea 2017
Juan Mata £37.1 million Chelsea 2014
Anthony Martial £36 million Monaco 2015
Victor Lindelöf £31 million Benfica 2017
Dimitar Berbatov £30.75 million Tottenham 2008
Eric Bailly £34.2  million Villareal 2016
Rio Ferdinand £29.3 million Leeds United 2002

Paul Pogba: Trasnfer Fees (£89.3 million): From (Juventus):

In 2011, he is part of Manchester United football team only made three appearances for the club till 2012. In 2013, the French national signed for Juventus scored 28 goals in 124 matches. Manchester United set the biggest transfer record deal in 2017 after re-signing Paul Pogba from Italian club on fees of (£89.3 million).

Romelu Lukaku: Trasnfer Fees (£75 million): From (Everton):

Romelu Lukaku is one of the top forwards in Premier league during 2015-16 season. He scored number of goals for Everton football club that brings him Manchester United transfer spotlight. Manchester United paid transfer fees (£75 million) for Lukaku in 2017 to form a strong attacking side upcoming season 2017-18.

Angel di Maria: Trasnfer Fees (£59.7 million): From (Real Madrid):


In 2014, Manchester United set the most valuable transfer deal by signing Angel di Maria on fees of (£59.7 million). Angel di Maria performance at Real Madrid brings him to the Manchester United transfer list.