Global football transfer market shatters $4b record

THE global football transfer market hit a record high in 2014, breaking the $4 billion (3.5 billion euros) barrier for the first time, a report published by FIFA on Wednesday revealed. England, with its highly lucrative Premier League, provided the

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Global football transfer market shatters $4b record

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