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Football/Soccer. Probably Cristiano Ronaldo from Man united to Real Madrid 2009, for £80 million (about $130)
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Christiano Ronaldo holds the record for the highest transfer record , he was transfered from Manchester United to Real Madrid for a record sum of 80 million pounds.
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