Fabinho and the most expensive sale in Liverpool's history

The transfer of Fabinho Tavares to Al-Ittihad in the Arabian League was announced on Monday, where he will partner N'golo Kanté and Karim Benzema who also recently arrived in the Middle East, with this the team from the city of Jeddah, where much is expected of the team with their new recruits, Al-Ittihad are the current league champions and with their luxury signings for this season it is expected that they will be able to defend the title and why not become two-time champions, as they will have a very competitive midfield and will have a Killer in attack.

Al-Ittihad is the oldest team in the Arabian League, founded in 1928 and is one of the most popular teams in the country, having nine league titles in their trophy cabinet, so it is expected that this season will be very productive for the team from Jeddah, as with all the signings that are coming to the Middle East league, the tournament will be more and more competitive. However, Al-Ittihad are preparing both in terms of signings and on the pitch to face the next tournament in the best possible way, where they will have to defend their title.

The Arab team in this transfer market has disbursed around 70 million euros to reinforce its team, as the whole league is going to be very competitive and it seems that money is not the problem for the teams in the Middle East, being this transfer market the most expensive one in the world.

<strong>What are Liverpool&#39;s most expensive sales </strong>

With the recent news of Fabinho's arrival in Arabian football being the most expensive sale for the Reds in this transfer window. With this we remember the most expensive sales of the Reds according to Anfield Watch; who in their most expensive and remembered sale is that of Philippe Coutinho who left for more than 100 million euros, passing Luis Suarez who went to Barcelona for 65 million euros and being one of the best strikers in the history of which. Now we move on to Fernando "the Kid" Torres, who moved to Chelsea for 50 million euros, and for fourth place we have Raheem Sterling who moved to Manchester City for 49 million euros and in fifth place is Fabinho who moved to Al-Ittihad for 40 million euros. However, one of the most surprising sales was the sale of Rhian Brewster to Sheffield United for 23.5 million euros.