There is still time for Premier League and Championship clubs to splash the cash in the January transfer window.And one team set to seal a big-money deal is Newcastle United, who could break their transfer record for the first time since 2005, when they signed Michael Owen.30
Cardiff City – 15million: Emiliano Sala from Nantes, January 21, 2019
getty30Millwall – 990,000: Tom Bradshaw from Barnsley, January 3, 2019
The Wales international joined the Lions on loan at the start of the campaign and his permanent transfer was confirmed this month.Unfortunately, he suffered a serious knee injury in November and will miss the rest of the campaign.Preston North End – 1.5million: Brad Potts from Barnsley, January 3, 2019
North End had been long-term admirers of the player but moved at the start of the current window to land the player.Hed impressed in his 18 months at Oakwell and has already netted two goals in three league games at his new club.Wolves – 18million:Adama Traore from Middlesbrough, August 8, 2018
30Chelsea – 71million: KepaArrizabalaga from Athletic Bilbao, August 8, 2018
30Bournemouth – 25million: Jefferson Lerma fromLevante, August 7, 2018
30Burnley – 15million: Ben Gibson from Middlesbrough, August 5, 2018
30Brighton & Hove Albion – 17million: Alireza Jahanbakhsh fromAZ Alkmaar, July 25, 2018
30Everton – 50million: Richarlison from Watford, July 24, 2018
30Sheffield United – 4.1million: John Egan from Brentford, July 19, 2018
The Blades broke their record last summer, which had stood since the club signed James Beattie in 2007, when they landed defender Egan.Irishman Egan has been a first-team regular in their bid for promotion this season.West Ham – 36million: Felipe Anderson from Lazio, July 15, 2018
Getty Images30Fulham – 27million: Jean Michael Seri from Nice, July 12, 2018
30Manchester City – 60million: Riyad Mahrez from Leicester City, July 10, 2018
30Nottingham Forest – 13.2million: Joao Carvalho from Benfica, July 1, 2018
The 21-year-old joined last summer as the Tricky Trees added a Portuguese contingent to their squad.Hes hit three goals and made six assists so far in his attacking midfield role.Huddersfield Town – 17.5million: Terence Kongolo from Monaco, July 1, 2018
30Swansea City – 18million: Andre Ayew from West Ham, January 31, 2018
The club sold Ayew to West Ham in August 2016 but with their Premier League survival in the balance they signed him back.He didnt score a single goal and the Jacks were relegated.The Ghanaian is now on loan at Fenerbahce.30Arsenal – 56million: Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang from Borussia Dortmund, January 31, 2018
30Southampton – 19million: Guido Carrillo from Monaco, January 25, 2018
30Liverpool – 75million: Virgil van Dijk from Southampton, January 1, 2018
30Birmingham City – 6million: Jota from Brentford, August 31, 2017
Not to be confused with Diogo Jota at Wolverhampton Wanderers, the Spaniard was signed after a successful spell with the Bees.Hes not quite lived up to his club-record status though and has just one goal this campaign.Tottenham – 42million: Davinson Sanchez from Ajax, August 27, 2017
30West Bromwich Albion – 15million: Oliver Burke from RB Leipzig, August 25, 2017
The Baggies landed Burke from RB Leipzig but things havent gone to plan for the Scottish winger.Having failed to make an impression at the Hawthorns hes now on loan at Celtic.Watford – 18.5million: Andre Gray from Burnley, August 9, 2017
30Middlesbrough – 15million: Britt Assombalonga from Nottingham Forest, July 18, 2017
The prolific second-tier striker joined from Nottingham Forest, despite some injury issues.Hes been amongst the goals again this season but is now on the radar of Blackburn Rovers.30Bristol City – 5.3million: Famara Diedhou from Angers, July 1, 2017
The Robins arent a big spending side and Diedhou has been a fine pound-for-pound signing with 13 league goals last term and eight so far this term, in 23 games.Sheffield Wednesday – 10million: Jordan Rhodes from Middlesbrough, February 1, 2017
After a prolific career with Huddersfield and Blackburn, Rhodes struggled at Middlesbrough.He then moved to the Owls after a loan spell in 2016/17 but his goal woes continued with just five in 31 league appearances the next season.Rhodes is currently on loan at Norwich City.30Brentford – 2.5million: Sergi Canos from Norwich City, January 31, 2017
Having got the best out of him in a 2015/16 loan spell, Canos returned to Griffin Park in 2017 after a failed switch to Norwich.He remains a first-team regular with the club.Reading – 3.75million: Tiago Ilori from Liverpool, January 18, 2017
Highly-rated, the Portuguese centre-back joined the Reds for 7million back in 2013, after some failed spells away from Anfield he then joined the Royals to get his career back on track.Yesterday he re-joined Sporting Lisbon, the club where he initially made his name.Leicester City – 29million: Islam Slimani from Sporting Lisbon, August 31, 2016
30Hull City – 13million: Ryan Mason from Tottenham, August 30, 2016
After coming through the ranks at Spurs, his displacement from a first-team role in 2015/16 eventually saw him sold ahead of the next season.Sadly, though, the midfielder fractured his skull in a match against Chelsea and has since been forced to retire from the game.30Derby County – 8million: Matej Vydra from Watford, August 27, 2016
It took a season for the Czech forward to hit his straps, but 21 goals in 40 Championship matches in 2017/18 led to a Burnley move last summer.Crystal Palace – 27million: Christian Benteke from Liverpool, August 20, 2016
30Manchester United – 89million: Paul Pogba from Juventus, August 8, 2016
30Rotherham – 500,000: Jon Taylor from Peterborough, August 3, 2016
The striker penned as three-year deal upon joining the club and has played more than 100 times for the Millers during his spell with them.Stoke City – 18.3million: Giannelli Imbula from Porto, February 1, 2016
The Frenchman struggled to live up to his huge fee and was eventually dropped after one season by Mark Hughes.He spent last season on loan at Toulouse and is with Rayo Vallecano this term.30Norwich City – 9.1million: Steven Naismith from Everton, January 19, 2016
After his move, the Scottish star scored just one Premier League goal as the club were relegated to the Championship.After just five second-tier goals in 2016/17, Naismith joined Heart of Midlothian on loan in 2017/18 and is there again this campaign.Queens Park Rangers – 12.5million: Christopher Samba from Anzhi Makhachkala, January 31, 2013
Signed by Harry Redknapp, Samba lasted just 10 league games with the Super Hoops in their top-flight campaign before being sold back to the Russia club for just a 500,000 loss.30Blackburn Rovers – 8million: Jordan Rhodes from Huddersfield, August 30, 2012
Although Andy Cole was signed for the same amount, Rovers themselves say Rhodes is their club-record transfer.He spent three-and-a-half seasons with the club, scoring 85 goals in 169 games.Aston Villa – 18million: Darren Bent from Sunderland, January 16, 2011
Following a prolific spell with the Black Cats, the Villans swooped in for Bent with a deal possibly costing them as much as 24million, depending on clauses.He didnt do too badly, initially, with 19 goals in a season-and-a-half but then things went pear shaped and he was loaned to Fulham, Brighton, and Derby County before his release in 2015.30Wigan Athletic – 7million: Charles NZogbia from Newcastle, January 30, 2009
The France international had a good spell at the Latics and after two-and-a-half campaigns he moved on to Aston Villa for 9million.Bolton Wanderers – 8.25million: Johan Elmander from Toulouse, July 1, 2008
The Swede spent three seasons with the Trotters and netted 22 goals in 108 appearances before moving to Galatasaray.Newcastle – 17million: Michael Owen from Real Madrid, August 24, 2005
30Ipswich Town – 4.5million: Matteo Sereni from Sampdoria, August 17, 2001
Signed by the Tractor Boys for their UEFA Cup campaign, they beat off competition from Juventus to land the Italian.He couldnt help them avoid relegation though and was first loaned to Brescia and then sold to Lazio.30Leeds United – 18million: Rio Ferdinand from West Ham, November 25, 2000
Signed for a British transfer record, Ferdinand also became the worlds most expensive defender and overcame some initial struggles to star at Elland Road.He eventually replaced the legendary Lucas Radebe as club captain but Leeds financial woes then saw him sold to Manchester United in 2002 for a record-breaking fee which rose to 34million.30If you're stuck for ideas, our presenter is here to help. Stuck for a Christmas present to buy for someone special this year? Well, Adrian Durham is here to help! talkSPORTs Drivetime host is an avid reader of sports books and here, he offers up his recommendations. Tiger Woods by Jeff Benedict and Armen Keteyian.
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