transfer fee
Britishnoun
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Newcastle United striker Alexander Isak joined on deadline day for a new record transfer fee of £125m, which could be £130m with add-ons.
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His versatility and composure are an asset, but at the moment the transfer fee looks excessive.
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Dortmund paid roughly the same transfer fee for him as they did for his brother Jude when he joined in 2020.
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He almost immediately established himself as one of the most promising midfielders in the Bundesliga and eventually left for Real Madrid after a great spell for a record transfer fee.
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He could also apply for a credit card with a 0% APR introductory rate and 0% balance transfer fee.
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