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Analyzing transfer fees

I'm looking into lists of unique players with transfer fees of €100m or more, excluding add-ons. It seems we might need to categorize them by league. The statement indicates that both Premier League and La Liga have 7 players, while Bundesliga has 2, Ligue 1 has 1, and Serie A has none.

I'm also wondering if it's based on the league of the club at the time of transfer or the current league of the player. For instance, Neymar's move was from Barcelona to PSG, making him a €100m transfer for Ligue 1. However, it feels like there might be a discrepancy in how we categorize these transfers.Clarifying transfer origins

Alright, Monaco is in Ligue 1 and Barcelona is in La Liga, which makes sense for transfer origins. If I consider origin leagues: Neymar came from La Liga (Barcelona) to Ligue 1, and Mbappé came from Ligue 1 (Monaco) and stayed in Ligue 1. So it seems like Ligue 1 has Mbappé as a single origin transfer.

Other players like Enzo Fernandez and Ousmane Dembélé don’t count since they’re from Benfica and Dortmund. For Bundesliga, I've noted players like Dembélé, Jude Bellingham, and Kai Havertz, but their fees don’t meet the €100m threshold, except for Harry Kane, who has a PL origin and moved to Bundesliga.Counting transfer origins

For the Bundesliga, I’m counting Dembélé and Bellingham, which gives us a total of 2 origin transfers. Then, looking at La Liga, we have Neymar and Griezmann contributing to the count, but players like Coutinho and Joao Felix don’t qualify since they originated from outside La Liga.

Hazard and Bale are also PL origin players, as well as Suárez, but his fee is under €100m. So, it seems La Liga has a more substantial count, especially with big names and their transfer fees included.Counting destination league transfers

I’m considering the destination league for transfers of €100m or more. La Liga purchases include Bale, Hazard, Coutinho, Dembélé, Griezmann, Joao Felix, and Bellingham, which gives me quite a list—potentially 8 players. But the user's count indicates La Liga only has 7.

There’s a bit of confusion with Bale, as some sources list him at €101m. Griezmann's transfer to Barcelona also counts within La Liga. However, Tchouaméni and de Jong fall short of the €100m threshold, so they shouldn’t be included.Exploring seller counts in leagues

In La Liga, the sellers of €100m+ players include Neymar, Griezmann, and Cristiano Ronaldo, making a total of 3—not 7. I’m noticing some confusion around the unique players who cost €100m or more, totaling 17, which fits the criteria.

If I look at the buying leagues, I have to consider conflicts regarding Mbappé’s transfer. He might be excluded from certain counts due to the structure of his deal. Then reviewing current leagues for these players creates additional discrepancies, especially with some not fitting into the top leagues anymore. It’s clear that each selling league needs careful consideration to accurately reflect these transfers!Analyzing transfer league data

I’m exploring La Liga as a buying league for high-value transfers, with players like Bale, Ronaldo, Hazard, Griezmann, Dembélé, Coutinho, João Félix, and Bellingham contributing to a total of 6 or 7 based on differing values. The Premier League also has notable players, including Pogba and Lukaku, potentially totaling 7.

Bundesliga sits at 1 with Kane, and Ligue 1 at 2 with Neymar and possibly excluding Mbappé due to his deal structure. This leads to some inconsistencies when trying to align with the user's counts. Given these complexities, it’s best to ask for clarification on their needs regarding the list of players and transfers, while providing a concise, common breakdown.Listing high-value transfers

Here’s a list of 17 players with transfers over €100 million:

• Neymar – Barcelona → PSG – €222m – 2017
• Kylian Mbappé – Monaco → PSG – €180m – 2018 (loan/purchase)
• João Félix – Benfica → Atlético Madrid – €126m – 2019
• Enzo Fernández – Benfica → Chelsea – €121m – 2023
• Declan Rice – West Ham → Arsenal – €116–122m – 2023
• Moisés Caicedo – Brighton → Chelsea – €116m – 2023
• Antoine Griezmann – Atlético Madrid → Barcelona – €120m – 2019
• Philippe Coutinho – Liverpool → Barcelona – €135m – 2018
• Ousmane Dembélé – Dortmund → Barcelona – €105m – 2017

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• Jude Bellingham – Dortmund → Real Madrid – €103m – 2023
• Eden Hazard – Chelsea → Real Madrid – €100m – 2019
• Gareth Bale – Tottenham → Real Madrid – €101m – 2013
• Paul Pogba – Juventus → Manchester United – €105m – 2016
• Romelu Lukaku – Inter → Chelsea – €115m – 2021
• Jack Grealish – Aston Villa → Manchester City – £100m – 2021
• Harry Kane – Tottenham → Bayern Munich – €100m – 2023
• Antony – Ajax → Manchester United – €95m (+ add-ons) – 2022

Based on buying leagues, that's: PL 7, La Liga 7, Bundesliga 1, Ligue 1 2, Serie A 0. Let me know if you want variations considered or a chart with this data!