Selling three main players to earn 176.4 million! The number one talent training base in the Premier League, it will change hands this time

Comparison of major competitions in world football, England must be the one who is proud of the heroes. Their performance in the giants is not only excellent, but also far ahead of other opponents in overall management. This is their proud capital and the key to their fans' support for the league. Especially for some small and medium-sized football clubs, their income each season is comparable to that of the top giants in Serie A. The overall operation is also very professional in terms of broadcasting and market value, which is highly praised by the outside world, especially professionals.

Last season, Bournemouth's transfer was a very representative one. They bought a lot of uncensored jade, and they had completely succeeded after only one season of polishing. Not only did they achieve good results, but they also proved the strength of these young players to the outside world. Therefore, they gave a "big sale" trend in this transfer window, and the club's returns were really considerable and generous.

For example, before this, Real Madrid had already snatched their young centre-back Wyson and spent as much as 59 million euros for this, while Liverpool bought full-back Kolkz to take over Arnold's mission. Their overall strength was also very optimistic (46.9 million euros). Just yesterday, Romano also gave official news that Paris officially signed central defender Zabani, and they paid Bournemouth as much as 67 million euros.

Overall, Bournemouth's transfer income reached a terrible 176.4 million euros, which is simply astronomical for small and medium-sized clubs. However, they achieved such a achievement by using just one transfer window and the window has not been closed for the time being. Next, Bournemouth will continue to buy new "lottery" to carry out scratch-off activities. As long as they can succeed, I believe they will continue to operate in this mode.

This is not only a good guarantee for the club's operation, but also creates new and reliable talents for European giants. It can be regarded as a base for cultivating stars. You should know that Bournemouth in the Premier League is not the only one. Brighton, the Seagulls Army, has completed similar experiments many times. By this season, Cherries have successfully copied this model, which also provides sufficient experience to other clubs of similar levels. I believe that more clubs will be added to similar attempts in the future, which is the fundamental reason why England can lead other leagues at all levels. They are indeed "too good at playing".