Ruben Dias of Manchester City is the most valuable Portuguese footballer. Portugal may not have performed well at the 2018 World Cup and Euro 2020, but it should not overshadow the incredible amount of talent that the country has developed in recent years.
The Portuguese national team is still one of the finest in Europe on paper, and the little country can boast some of the top players in the world.
So, who are the most valuable Portuguese players currently plying their trade in today's game as we speak
Who are the ten most expensive Portuguese players, according to FootballTransfers' player value system, which considers player quality, contract duration, and a variety of other factors?
Manchester city's dominance of the top five may come as no surprise to many Premier League fans.
At €78.3 million, Ruben Dias is the most valuable, demonstrating why he is regarded as one of the top centre backs in the world.
Bernardo Dias, a City colleague, is in second place with €75.7 million following another outstanding season for the champions.
Who are the ten most expensive Portuguese players, according to FootballTransfers' player value system, which considers player quality, contract duration, and a variety of other factors?
Manchester's dominance of the top five may come as no surprise to Premier League fans. At €78.3 million, Ruben Dias is the most valuable, demonstrating why he is regarded as one of the top centre backs in the world.
Bernardo Silva a City colleague, is in second place with €75.7 million following another outstanding season for the champions.
Joao Cancelo, who has grown into one of the best full-backs in the world, completes an all-Man City top three. He is worth €72.4 million.
While Bruno Fernandes' form has dipped this season, he is still valued at €71.5 million and is unquestionably one of the top No.10s in the world.
Diogo Jota of Liverpool rounds out the top five with a whooping €60 million price tag.
Joao Felix of Atletico Madrid is our first non-Premier League Portuguese star, valued at €52.5 million.
Andre Silva, the No.9 for RB Leipzig, is technically the first traditional striker in eighth place. After joining the German giants in the summer, the Bundesliga goalscorer is now valued at €50.5 million.
The top ten is completed by Rafael Leao, Ruben Neves, and Jose Sa. Surprised not to have seen Cristiano's name on the list? Cristiano Ronaldo's age is a major disadvantage in this competition, as he is only the 13th most valuable Portuguese player.
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