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Top 10 Highest Paid Players In Pro Kabaddi League | Top 10 Most Expensive Pro Kabaddi Players |
Pro Kabaddi League has become a one of the top league's in India. Pro Kabaddi League gives a very good entertainment to Kabbadi fans. Along with that the league has also helped transform the lives of the players involved. Now, let's see the full list of Top 10 Highest Paid/ Expensive Pro Kabaddi League Player.
Top 10 Highest Paid Pro Kabaddi Players
No 10. Fazel Atrachali - INR 1 Crore
Atrachali is one of the most successful foreign players in the history of Pro Kabaddi League. Iran's Fazel Atrachali was the first Pro Kabaddi League player to fetch a price of 1 Crore. When the U Mumba bought the Iranian defender Fazel for Season 6.
No 9. Rishank Devadiga - INR 1.11 Crore
Rishank Devadiga is another player from season 6 that get 1 crore plus price in Pro Kabaddi League. Devadiga was bought by UP Yoddha in 1.11 crore for PKL Season 6 in 2018.
No 8. Nitin Tomar - INR 1.15 Crore
Nitin made his Pro Kabaddi League debut in 2015 With Bengal Warriors. In 2018, He was sold at 1.15 Crore to Puneri Paltan in Pro Kabaddi League Auction for season 6.
No 7. Deepak Hooda - INR 1.15 Crore
Deepak Niwas Hooda is an Indian professional Kabaddi player and the captain of Indian National Kabbadi Team. Deepak Hooda was the third most expensive player in pro kabaddi season 6. In 2018, Jaipur Pink Panthers bought Hooda in 1.15 Crore for Season 6.
No 6. Nitin Tomar - INR 1.20 Crore
Nitin was picked up by Puneri Paltan in 2018. This season not so impressive for him. The Puneri Paltan released Nitin ahead of the 2019 auction. But Puneri Paltan bring him back for INR 1.20 Crore.
No 5. Rahul Chaudhari - INR 1.29 Crore
Rahul Chaudhari is the second most successful raiders in the Pro Kabaddi League history. After playing with Telugu Titans for five consecutive seasons, Telugu Titans released him. For Season 6, Rahul was again bought by Telugu Titans for 1.29 Crores.
No 4. Siddharth Desai - INR 1.30 Crore
Siddharth Desai made his debut with U Mumba in Pro Kabaddi League season 6 in 2018. Telugu Titans bought him in season 7. In Season 8, Siddharth again bought by Telugu Titans in 1.30 Crore for Season 08.
No. 3. Siddharth Desai - INR 1.45 Crore
Again Siddharth Desai on No 3 in this list. After Doing great job in season 6. Telugu Titans bought Siddharth Desai in 1.45 Crores for Season 7 in year 2019.
No 2. Monu Goyat - INR 1.51 Crore
Monu Goyat is second highest paid player in Pro Kabaddi League history, and most expensive player in PKL Season 6. Monu is the first player to get one and half crore bid in PKL history. Monu Goyat bought by Haryana Steelers in 1.51 Crores for PKL Season 6.
No 1. Pardeep Narwal - INR 1.65 Crore
Pardeep Narwal (Dubki King) is the richest Kabaddi player in India, according to the Pro Kabaddi League Auction prize. Pardeep Narwal has purchased for 1.65 Crore by UP Yoddha in the Pro Kabaddi League 2021 and making him the most expensive player in PKL history. Pardeep has most raid points in PKL all time. Pardeep Narwal is the best raider in Pro Kabaddi League.
Pro Kabaddi’s Expensive Players: All-Time list
- Pardeep Narwal - Rs 1.65 crore - Pro Kabaddi Season 8
- Monu Goyat - Rs 1.51 crore - Pro Kabaddi, Season 6
- Siddharth Desai - Rs 1.45 crore - Pro Kabaddi Season 7
- Siddharth Desai - Rs 1.30 crore - Pro Kabaddi, Season 8
- Rahul Chaudhari - Rs 1.29 crore - Pro Kabaddi, Season 6
- Nitin Tomar - Rs 1.20 crore - Pro Kabaddi, Season 7
- Deepak Hooda - Rs 1.15 crore - Pro Kabaddi, Season 6
- Nitin Tomar - Rs 1.15 crore - Pro Kabaddi, Season 6
- Rishank Devadiga - Rs 1.11 crore - Pro Kabaddi, Season 6
- Fazel Atrachali - Rs 1 crore - Pro Kabaddi, Season 6
Q. Who is the most expensive player in PKL history?
A- Pardeep Narwal is the most expensive player in PKL history. UP Yoddha bought him in 1.65 Crore.
Q. How many players are there who got more than one crore price more than once in Pro Kabaddi League history?
A. Nitin Tomar and Siddharth Desai are two players: who got the price of more than one crore twice in Pro Kabaddi League history.
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