Top 5 Best Transfers Of 2013

Top 5  Best Transfers Of 2013

The year 2013 ends with high profile clubs like Manchester United , Arsenal, Real Madrid, Juventus,  PSG, Manchester City making a big move on the Transfer Window. So, Let's see the top 5 best Transfers of this year.

5. Neymar (Santos to Barcelona) : Barcelona fought off interest with Real Madrid and Manchester City to land the Brazlian forward for 48.6 million pounds (57 million euros) at Camp Nou. The end result was second biggest deal in club's history after Zlatan Ibrahimovic. The player on his prospect was excited about training with club's star player Lionel Messi.

4. Mesut Ozil ( Real Madrid to Arsenal) : Arsenal having not made a single signing this summer, were desperate to make one. The problem was that no one was availabel. But with Bale's arrival at Madrid meant Arsenal having a chance of signing German Playmaker Ozil. Ozil's arrival at Emirates this season has boosted Arsenal's confidence of winning the Premier League this season.

3. Radamel  Falcao (Ateletico Madrid to AS Monaco) : Why would a striker miss a golden oppurtunity  of playing in the Champions League to join a newly promoted Club ? But for Radamel Falcao cash mattered the most. The Colombian has already impressed the principality club with what he does best - scoring goals !!!

2. Edinson Cavani ( Napoli to PSG) : He was poised to surpass Diego Maradona's all-time record of 115 goals for Napoli and thereby cement his place as a legend in Naples. Edinson Cavani instead opted to move to Paris. The fact that he scored a staggering 36 goals for Napoli in all competitions last season ensured PSG didn't baulk at offering him an 8.5 million pounds-a-season salary.

1. Gareth Bale  (Tottenham Hotspurs to Real Madrid) : The most protracted, and most expensive, transfer deal of the summer; Real's desperation to land Bale made them offer Tottenham Hotspur a record amount. The North London club was expectedly hesitant, delaying the deal in a bid to ensure adequate reinforcements.However, eventually, they had to give the 25-year-old the go-ahead.Bale became the first Welshman ever to sign at the Santiago Bernebeu,  at Real since Jonathan Woodgate in 2004.