"transfer history" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in sentences that discuss the movement or transfer of something, such as a person, an object, or information, from one place or entity to another. Example: "The company's transfer history shows a pattern of acquiring smaller competitors to expand their market share."
On January 25 he moved to the champions of England for £37m, becoming the sixth most expensive player in English transfer history.
They can use the money transfer history of their clients to build credit scores based on the amount they have received from relatives.
In what is surely one of the more bizarre moments in transfer history, Cioara's decision forced officials with Regal Horia to try and recoup their losses — specifically, the meat — by pleading with Arad for repayment.
"I've learned that you can't transfer history's lessons from one generation to another".
But the new Rovers manager has now opted to bring in Kirkland, once the most expensive goalkeeper in British transfer history when he joined Liverpool from Coventry City for £6m at the age of 20 in 2001.
Trustees have zealously restricted access to loan data, but in a 2013 case called Phoenix Light v. JPMorgan Chase, investors surveyed the transfer history for 274 loans in a Chase trust, and found that none of the mortgages and notes were conveyed properly before the closing date.
Although he has replaced Ronaldo as the most expensive transfer in history, Bale still believes the Portugal international is the leading player on the planet.
The partition of the Indian subcontinent in 1947 resulted in the exchange of 18 million Hindus from Pakistan and Muslims from India the greatest population transfer in history.
There was something a little convenient in their calculations reaching €95m and something more than a little forced in the declaration that Neymar was in fact the most expensive transfer in history, applying a broad definition of "transfer fee" which included agents' fees, signing-on bonuses and other payments not normally considered part of the transfer fee itself.
The club reinvested some of the money earned from those sales in Max Kruse and Julian Draxler, with particular hope placed in the latter, whose £25.5m signing from Schalke was the second biggest transfer in history between German clubs (after Mario Götze's move from Dortmund to Bayern in 2013).
However, despite Zidane's words there remains no bid from Madrid and the expectation now is that it is only a matter of hours before Pogba is unveiled at Old Trafford in a deal that would become the most expensive transfer in history, beating Real's moves for Gareth Bale and Cristiano Ronaldo.
