Not long ago, the summer transfer market 2017 in European football has presented a row of surprising deals wah nan involving top names.
Major clubs like Arsenal, Liverpool and Bayern Munich broke their most expensive purchase record, while Chelsea were also on the same track after agreeing on Alvaro Morata hiring.
Then if the record of the world's most expensive transfers will break also in this period? It is not impossible that Paul Pogba, who was redeemed by Manchester United € 105 million last year, will be ousted from number one.
There is still plenty of time for all parties involved to hold a negotiation considering the current stock is still far from the finish line.
Based on the FIFA transfer window calendar, the majority of major domestic leagues on the Blue Continent will wrap up the player's buying activity on the same date. Stocks in the German Bundesliga, English Premier League, Italian Serie A, and French Ligue 1 close on 31 August. While La Liga Spain hold the market a day longer.
A number of other European leagues have much more extensive deadlines. Stocks in the Turkish Super Lig are open until September 8, and deals in Portuguese Primeira League can even be done until September 22nd!
Unlike most local competitions in the Blue Continent, the leagues in the Americas and Asia are in the middle of the season, and the latest transfer window can be likened to the "January exchange" there with a relatively shorter period of time, about a month.
Super League China for example, has completed the summer exchanges from June 19 to July 14 last, while the transfer window in MLS lasted from July 10 to August 9.