The book analyzes case studies of some of the most expensive transfers in sports history, dissecting the factors that drove these deals and their outcomes. It uniquely combines quantitative analysis with qualitative case studies, offering a comprehensive understanding of the transfer market. Readers gain valuable insights into the business side of sports, including the potential for financial bubbles and ethical dilemmas related to athlete commodification.
The book progresses from fundamental concepts of transfer economics to detailed analyses of specific transfers, culminating in a discussion of long-term implications.