The £800m of Red Bull talent as Nkunku tops Haaland but Newcastle target could beat both

The incredible Red Bull-produced talent as Christopher Nkunku tops Erling Haaland

joined Borussia Dortmund for a hefty £32.5m last summer, and his second half of the season showed they may have another mega star forward on their hands., who Dortmund took from the same Salzburg side for £17m in 2020 and he’s since become a generational talent.

Newcastle are seemingly already convinced enough to pay his reported £70m, which would break yet another record for the Red Bull group. There’s also high-income names like Brenden Aaronson who Leeds paid £24.7m, and Patson Daka who went to Leicester for £23m, showing that departures don’t have to set the world on fire for Red Bull to make a profit.Grealish goes topless on tram and Haaland pours champagne on his head at Man City parade

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