Five big money transfers that could happen this summer

Kevin De Bruyne

When Kevin De Bruyne joined Wolfsburg from Chelsea for £18million eighteen months ago, few would have anticipated the impact he would have on the Bundesliga. After scoring three goals in his first sixteen games for the club, De Bruyne had a successful World Cup with Belgium, scoring the goal that sent his nation through to the quarter finals.

De Bruyne then enjoyed a stellar first full season at Wolfsburg, scoring ten goals and setting up twenty for his team mates, earning him the nickname ‘the assist king.’ De Bruyne is now thought to be a target for Manchester City as well as Bayern Munich, although Bundesliga runners-up Wolfsburg have no need to sell their prized asset, who could fetch as much as £40million.