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#3 Monu Goyat
Here comes the most expensive player in the history of PKL, Monu Goyat. Haryana Steelers bought him for a leviathan price of ₹151 lakhs.
He made his debut in season 4 from Bengal Warriors and was the only player who single-handedly tried to save his sinking team.
Monu's real worth was revealed when he was bought by Patna Pirates, where he got the chance of playing next to the Dubki King, Pardeep Narwal.
Patna helped him uncover his best game as he ended up scoring an unbelievable total of 202 points in just 26 matches by the end of season 5.
Even though his team Haryana Steelers did not put up a great game last season, his reflexes made him a difficult raider to study.
The silent assassin scored 164 points last season in 20 matches, which is undoubtedly a great figure to achieve. We expect him to be one of the priciest players once again in the season 7 auctions.
