The real wealthy family today is the star processing factory

Manchester City is a benchmark, and Liverpool has done a good job in the past five years.

Liverpool sold 19 young players, recovering £200 million and making a profit of £185 million.

The 19 players include Kunsa, Neko Williams, Morton, who have been training in Liverpool since childhood, Van Denberg, Clark, and Dock, who have bought at low prices after practicing for three years, and potential stocks like Carvalho, which ultimately proved that they could not gain a foothold in the first team, but the selling price was also higher than the original purchase price.

Premier League champion and world giants, Liverpool youth training is of course attractive. However, there are very few people who can really play in the first team from their own youth training, maintain stable appearances, and eventually play as the absolute main player. Arnold counted one, but he left.

Manchester City did a better job in this regard. After Foden, O'Reilly, Bob, and Lewis can now start or play in the first team. Palmer, who had been let go before, sold at a high price.

The first team has fewer appearances, and one person can sell about 15 million pounds, while Kunsa can sell 35 million pounds with 58 appearances, playing as a major rotation player like Palmer, and it can sell higher.

Don't ignore Chelsea youth training. Everyone only sees them busy buying and selling people. In fact, Chelsea youth training has produced many people over the years, and they have also created considerable benefits for the club. The best of them also played the main role in the first team. After Colville, another Achimpen appeared now.

From the perspective of selling youth training players to recover funds, Arsenal, Manchester United and Tottenham are a little worse, and Manchester United also has to poach people from Arsenal youth training. Arsenal's youth training is not bad. They keep it for themselves. Skeley and Envanelli have both gotten up, and the next one is Doman. A batch of Smith Lovey and Nketia have been sold before, and next is Nelson.

A future trend is that the huge output of the youth training players in the wealthy family will be sold to weak Premier League teams, strong Premier League teams, and other leagues such as Bundesliga and Serie A. Most of them will include repurchase terms. Once you become a star, you will get it back at a lower price.