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Football Transfers

Premier League's summer transfer market is dangerously out of control

ESPN 32 minutes 1 mins read

Liam Delap's big move to Nottingham Forest came with a fee that didn't make sense given his poor spell at Chelsea. Welcome to the new era of wild transfer spending and accounting.

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