🤑 €247m! The most expensive XI of the 2024 January transfer window | OneFootball

Featuring just one Premier League signing, here is the most expensive XI of players signed during the 2024 winter transfer window.

All fees as per Transfermarkt.

GK: Matz Sels

Strasbourg to Nottingham Forest, €8m

January’s most expensive goalkeeper, the experienced Belgian arrives at the City Ground after a very impressive campaign in Ligue 1.

RB: Sacha Boey

Galatasaray to Bayern Munich, €30m

With injuries consistently dogging the German giants and no right-back signed to replace Benjamin Pavard in the summer, Boey arrives from Galatasaray and could make the place his own.

CB: Radu Dragusin

Genoa to Tottenham, €25m

Tottenham saw off interest from Bayern to seal a deal for the 21-year-old Romanian, who is made his debut for the north London club with a cameo in their 2-2 draw against Manchester United last month.

CB: Lucas Beraldo

São Paulo to PSG, €20m

Just 20, Beraldo has gone into the PSG team already since arriving from Brazil.

LB: Renan Lodi

Marseille to Al-Hilal, €23m

After a season on loan with Nottingham Forest, the Brazilian joined Marseille in the summer but has quickly moved on again despite lining up as a regular in France.

DM: Gabriel Moscardo

Corinthians to PSG, €20m

Loaned back to Corinthians until the end of the season, the highly-rated 18-year-old was attracting interest from all over Europe but it is PSG who won the race to sign him.

CM: Adam Wharton

Blackburn to Crystal Palace, €21m

The most expensive permanent deadline day deal, the teenager also became the most expensive sale in Rovers history when he earned a move to the Premier League.

CM: Eljif Elmas

Napoli to RB Leipzig, €24m

Elmas appeared in 36 of 38 Serie A games last season as Napoli ended their long wait for a Serie A title, now he is tasked with replacing Emil Forsberg at Leipzig.

FW: Cyril Ngonge

Hellas Verona to Napoli, €18m

Napoli have quickly reinvested that money to sign Ngonge, who has six Serie A goals to his name already this season.

FW: Marcos Leonardo

Santos to Benfica, €18m

Just 20, Marcos Leonardo arrives in Europe off the back of consecutive 20-goal seasons in Brazil’s top flight. He also boasts 15 goals in 13 games with Brazil’s U20 side and a senior call-up is surely just a matter of time.

FW: Vitor Roque

Athletico Paranaense to Barcelona, €40m

Another Brazilian youngster, Roque, 18, scored 17 goals in 54 Brasileirão appearances to attract attention from Europe’s biggest names and eventually earn a move to Barcelona.