1. Cristiano Ronaldo. - €210m
2. Lionel Messi. - €200m
3. Neymar. - €135m
4. Zlatan Ibrahimovic - €105m
5. Wayne Rooney. - €103m
6. Ricardo Kaka. - €96m
7. Samuel Eto'o. - €87m
8. Raul Gonzalez. - €85m
9. Ronaldinho. - €83m
10. Frank Lampard. - €80m
11. Bastian Schweinsteiger - €75m
12. Rio Ferdinand. - €72m
13. Gianluigi Buffon. - €68m
14. Steven Gerrard. - €64m
15. Yaya Toure. - €62m
16. Franck Ribery. - €61m
17. Francesco Totti. - €60m
18. Sergio Aguero. - €58m
18. Gerrard Pique. - €58m
20. John Terry. -€56m

Juventus are unlikely to sell Paul Pogba
despite a number of top European clubs
chasing his signature, according to team-
mate Patrice Evra.

Manchester City are just one of the clubs
following Pogba's situation, with some
papers reporting he will cost £80million,
but Evra doesn't think he'll leave.

He told Telefoot: "I have told him that he
needs to make the best decision for him.
People forget that he is only 22 years
old.

"If he wants to leave for one of Europe’s
big clubs then that is fine but I think it
would be a good idea if he stays where
he is. I don’t think Juventus will let him
leave."

Manchester City are one of a number of
clubs chasing the signature of
Manchester United winger Angel di
Maria.

Di Maria is said to be unhappy playing
under Louis van Gaal at United, and City
- along with a number of top clubs
around Europe - will look at luring the
Argentina international away from Old
Trafford.

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Where was Messi when Ronaldo won treble last season

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England captain Wayne Rooney scored a
late winner against Slovenia to keep his
team firmly on track for Euro 2016.

Rooney's late strike, and two spectacular goalsfrom Jack Wilshere, mean England have won allsix of their Euro 2016 Group E qualifiers so far.
But their unblemished record was under threat when a catalogue of defensive errors saw veteran striker Milivoje Novakovic put Slovenia ahead just before half-time in Ljubljana.

Wilshere responded with two magnificent
strikes for his first goals in 28 England
appearances - but England had to suffer the
anxiety of Nejc Petnik's headed equaliser
before Rooney settled a thrilling affair four
minutes from time.

England's captain had wasted a succession of
earlier chances but made no mistake as he
raced clear to score his 48th goal for his
country, putting him level with Gary Lineker
and one behind Sir Bobby Charlton.

It was an England display that will have given
manager Roy Hodgson much pain before the
pleasure of victory, some slick passing and
lively attacking being mixed with dreadful
defending that would invite greater
punishment should it be repeated against a
higher calibre of opposition than Slovenia.

Sepp Blatter could be open to the possibility
of standing for re-election as Fifa president.

The 79-year-old said he was standing down
as the head of world football's governing
body less than two weeks ago, just four days
into his fifth term.

A new president was expected to be elected,probably in mid-December. But the Swiss could make an audacious bid to stay
on if no suitable alternative candidate
emerges.

Blatter will hold meetings over the coming
days when he will gauge whether he still
retains enough support to seek an astonishing sixth term as president.