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Union Berlin: Nottingham Forrest on Taiwo Awoniyi – 11 million profit waving

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Taiwo Awoniyi (24) switched to Union Berlin as the most expensive purchase in the club’s history and could leave the “Iron” in 2022 as the most expensive sale – and Liverpool FC’s cash register would ring again. Noisy “Sky SportPremier League promoted Nottingham Forrest are interested in signing the Nigerian centre-forward, who is said to have a release clause of around €20m. “The Athletic“ confirms these figures and reports on negotiations between the clubs.

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According to reports, ten percent of a possible fee will go to Awoniyi’s training club Liverpool, who sold him to Union in 2021 after seven loans for 6.5 million euros. “It’s a nice sum, I have to say. For us, that would be a departure into a whole new dimension,” commented Unions Sport Managing Director Oliver Ruhnert on “DAZN” in April rumors about the departure of his most valuable player. It’s an open secret that Awoniyi wants to prove himself on the island.

With Wood, Kruse & Co: The most expensive departures from Union Berlin

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10 Marvin Friedrich | 19/20 to FC Augsburg | Transfer fee: €1 million

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Market value at the time: €3 million

9 Chinedu Ede | 12/13 to Mainz 05 | Transfer fee: €1.2 million

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Market value at that time: €0.9 million

8 Marcus Ingvartsen | 22/23 to Mainz 05 | Transfer fee: €2.3 million

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Market value at the time: €2.5 million

7 Kristian Pedersen | 18/19 to Birmingham | Transfer fee: €2.5 million

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Market value at the time: €1.5 million

6 Steven Skrzybski | 18/19 to Schalke | Transfer fee: €3.2 million

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Market value at the time: €3.5 million

5 Bobby Wood | 16/17 to Hamburger SV | Transfer fee: €4 million

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Market value at the time: €1.5 million

4 Max Kruse | 21/22 to VfL Wolfsburg | Transfer fee: €5 million

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Market value at the time: €3.5 million

3 Marvin Friedrich | 21/22 to M’gladbach | Transfer fee: €5.5 million

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Market value at the time: €10 million

1 Sebastian Anderson | 20/21 to 1. FC Cologne | Transfer fee: €6.5 million

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Market value at the time: €7 million

1 Robert Andrich | 21/22 to Bayer 04 | Transfer fee: €6.5 million

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Market value at the time: €7 million



Union’s previous record sales are Robert Andrich (27, Bayer 04) and Sebastian Andersson (30, Cologne), who each switched for EUR 6.5 million. In the rumor mill, many Union fans already seem to be coming to terms with the goalscorer’s farewell.

TM user “fcu-ws” writes: “Either way, the departure would be just as painful in terms of sport as it would be financially lucrative. If you subtract the transfer fee used and the 10 percent resale share for Liverpool, the bottom line is net income of at least 11.5 million euros. That’s an unbelievable sum by our standards. But I don’t expect a complete reinvestment in a striker. I tend to think that the price is lower. After all, we are a club that generates revenue through the further development and increase in value of players. It has worked really well so far, thanks to Oliver Ruhnert!”

Nottingham can buy after promotion – Mainzer Niakhaté also in focus

Even as a promoter, Nottingham Forrest can work in completely different financial spheres than Europa League participants Union. After 23 years of Premier League abstinence, club boss Evangelos Marinakis is said to be making up to 115 million euros available for newcomers, according to the Times. As well as Awoniyi, Nottingham are also linked with Mainz centre-back and captain Moussa Niakhaté, 26, whose contract expires in 2023. “We are planning that Moussa goes,” said Mainz sports director Christian Heidel from the “Bildquoted.

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Schürrle, Werner & Co.: Most expensive Bundesliga exports in the direction of the Premier League

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Andre Schurrle | 2013/14 for €22m from Bayer 04 to Chelsea

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Thiago | 2020/21 for €22m from FC Bayern to Liverpool

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Owen Hargreaves | 2007/08 for €25m from FC Bayern to Man United

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Bernd Leno | 2018/19 for €25m from Bayer 04 to Arsenal

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Jean Philippe Gbamin | 2019/20 for €25m from Mainz 05 to Everton

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Jannik Vestergaard 2018/19 for €25m from Gladbach to FC Southampton

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Abdul-Rahman Baba | 2015/16 for €26m from FC Augsburg to Chelsea

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Ilkay Gundogan | 2016/17 for €27m from BVB to Man City

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Heung Min Son | 2015/16 for €30m from Bayer 04 to Tottenham

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Leon Bailey | 2021/22 for €32m from Bayer 04 to Aston Villa

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Edin Dzeko | 2010/11 for €37m from VfL Wolfsburg to Man City

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Ibrahima Konate | 2021/22 for €40m from RB Leipzig to Liverpool

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Roberto Firmino | 2015/16 for €41m from TSG Hoffenheim to Liverpool

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Henrikh Mkhitaryan | 2016/17 for €42m from BVB to Man United

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Joelinton | 2019/20 for €44m from TSG Hoffenheim to Newcastle

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Granite Xhaka | 2016/17 for €45m from Gladbach to Arsenal

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Sebastien Haller | 2019/20 for €50m from Eintracht Frankfurt to West Ham

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Leroy Sané | 2016/17 for €52m from Schalke 04 to Man City

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Timo Werner | 2020/21 for €53m from RB Leipzig to Chelsea

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Naby Keïta | 2018/19 for €60m from RB Leipzig to Liverpool

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Erling Haaland | 2022/23 for €60m from BVB to Man City

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Pierre Emerick Aubameyang | 2017/18 for €63.8m from BVB to Arsenal

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Christian Pulisic | 2018/19 for €64m from BVB to Chelsea

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Kevin De Bruyne | 2015/16 for €76m from VfL Wolfsburg to Man City

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Kai Havertz | 2020/21 for €80m from Bayer 04 to Chelsea

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Jadon Sancho | 2021/22 for €85 million from BVB to Man United

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