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    From Mbappe to Lewandowski: A look at Top-5 free football signings

    Real Madrid unveils Mbappe in a high-profile free transfer; here's a look at other top free transfers

    From Mbappe to Lewandowski: A look at Top-5 free football signings
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    Lionel Messi (Photo/Reuters)

    NEW DELHI: The entire focus of the world of football shifted to Real Madrid after French forward Kylian Mbappe was unveiled as their new player on a free transfer.

    The club released an official statement to announce the forward on a contract that will run for the next five years.

    Before Mbappe there were free transfers that took the fans by surprise. Here is a look at the Top-5 free transfers.

    Kylian Mbappe

    The Paris Saint Germain star forward after months of speculation made a switch to Real Madrid on a free transfer. The 25-year-old will be keen to leave a similar impact in Spain as he did in France during his time with Monaco and PSG.

    Source: Kylian Mbappe/X

    Lionel Messi

    After the 2022 World Cup winner's contract with Paris Saint Germain ended, Messi made a switch to Major League Soccer (MLS) outfit Inter Miami. He has been tearing up in America since his arrival and has been a crucial figure for the club in their latest achievements.

    Source: Inter Miami/X

    Robert Lewandowski

    The Polish striker shocked the world of football in 2014 after he switched to Dortmund's arch-rival Bayern Munich. He became one of their most prolific strikers and became the club's second-highest goal scorer.

    Source: Robert Lewandowski/X

    Andrea Pirlo

    The Italian midfielder who is considered one of the best of all time made a switch from AC Milan to Juventus. He made 164 appearances in four seasons and won a title in each of the seasons.

    Source: UEFA.com

    Paul Pogba

    The skilful French midfielder joined Juventus from Manchester United on a free transfer in 2012. He took the Serie A by storm and made 178 appearances for Juventus. During his time he won four Serie A titles and two Copa titles.

    Source: Paul Pogba/X


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