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How does currency affect the most expensive player


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Currencies fluctuate, so I wonder:

 

Gareth Bale went for a reported €100m or £85.3m.

 

If Real Madrid then paid €101m for a player from an English club, but the conversion was only £85m due to the Euro becoming stronger, who is the most expensive player? Which currency is used? It would be daft to declare that a player was the new most expensive when he was actually £0.3m less than Bale.

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Currencies fluctuate, so I wonder:

 

Gareth Bale went for a reported €100m or £85.3m.

 

If Real Madrid then paid €101m for a player from an English club, but the conversion was only £85m due to the Euro becoming stronger, who is the most expensive player? Which currency is used? It would be daft to declare that a player was the new most expensive when he was actually £0.3m less than Bale.

 

As a Derby fan I'm pretty sure this will never affect me!

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Currencies fluctuate, so I wonder:

Gareth Bale went for a reported €100m or £85.3m.

If Real Madrid then paid €101m for a player from an English club, but the conversion was only £85m due to the Euro becoming stronger, who is the most expensive player? Which currency is used? It would be daft to declare that a player was the new most expensive when he was actually £0.3m less than Bale.

I believe that when dealing with teams in Europe the Euro is used.
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