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David Luiz (Chelsea) – Centre-Back (£50 million)
Having won multiple titles with both Paris Saint-Germain and Chelsea, David Luiz has lived upto his world record transfer fee for a centre-back by delivering in crucial matches. While Luiz made a huge £34 million move back to Chelsea last season, he set the world record transfer fee when he was sold to Ligue 1 giants Paris Saint-Germain for £50 million by Chelsea in 2014.
In PSG, Luiz won all the 4 domestic trophies in the two seasons he was there and he widely cemented his reputation as one of the best centre-backs from Brazil. While his return to Chelsea raised a lot of eyebrows, Luiz repaid the faith of Conte by being an absolute rock in the heart of the defence for the Premier League champions.
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Tipped to be the club captain along with Gary Cahill next season, Luiz’s world record transfer fee could be broken by Virgil van Dijk in this transfer window.
