Can you believe Bonucci is €17m cheaper than Walker

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Only few people would argue the fact that A.c Milan new guy Leonardo Bonucci is not the best signing so far, considering the price paid for his service.

Leonardo Bonucci cost A.c  Milan  €17 million less than what kyle Walker cost Man city, even with a better experience.

Man City are to pay €57 million to Tottenham Hotspur for Kyle Walker while Leonardo Bonucci will cost Milan €40 million which made us think about how overpriced English players are.

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