is difficult to ignore the economic crisis when we see that the Premier League teams have invested in this season signings about € 700 million. Even if you cheat and say that this information is not posted many times that you get to receive the money as it has moved a large part came from the fortunes (those sure are not feeling the crisis) that has been causing a domino effect, we will be watching.
And speaking of great wealth, it is essential appoint Mansour bin Zayed Sultan Al Nahyan , so the first does not sound familiar at all, but say it is the sheik who has reached the City of Manchester, and has enabled the Citizens will spend € 182 million in the transfer market is already much more familiar. The first records that produced a domino effect within the Premier was that of James Milner , its 22 million € have taken a few months to be invested, but when Houllier have seen the wolf ears, have thrown summer savings to sign Darren Bent (21 million €) of Sunderland, along with Jean Makoun.
In turn, the Black Cats, with the front well covered at first sight despite the decline in Bent, they signed a Sessegnon by € 7 million, although I'm sure that the money that left the English international striker was good for finance arrival Asamoah Gyan, an investment that had to do for the signing of Kenwyne Jones by potters for 10 million €. The curious thing about this transfer that began with Milner has been a side effect that has had starring Stephen Ireland, who came to the villains to show what a good player who was in the past, but also at Villa Park got minutes, so that has had to go to Newcastle one of the protagonists of the second domino effect.
Another great fortunes of the Premier, but not sheik, is the Russian billionaire Roman Abramovic , when I get to London we got used to large investments, but it seemed that the crisis was affecting lately . Nothing is further from reality watching the € 58 million have been put on the table for Fernando Torres . But are also noteworthy € 52 million have gone to the coffers of Benfica between summer and winter period for transfers of David Luiz and Ramires.
The 58 kilos who came to Anfield has been invested "ipso facto" in Luis Suarez and Andy Carroll, the forward who was the star at Newcastle, but the domino effect could have been even greater, but the lack time and the clear intentions of Mike Ashley (owner of the magpies) to recover the money he cost the club have kept since only chose to get assignments at the last minute as Crouch or Beckford which finally bore fruit .
These are two domino effects (which mostly are not out of the Premier) of the signings that have made the clubs to which the crisis will not affects, but outside the Premier has also affected the blast, such as money Dzeko Wolfsburg has made a lot or be strengthened to mitigate the debt Valencia with Silva or Zigic.
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