Without a trophy, here are the Top 9 Most Valuable Players.
Despite the fact that many football players have won numerous trophies throughout their careers, other players have yet to earn a trophy. Without a doubt, winning a trophy is one of the methods to evaluate a football player, and it is typically decided by the club the player represents.In their football careers, the majority of players who have played for a top side in the globe have won one or two trophies. Despite playing for top-ranked clubs, several players have yet to win a single trophy throughout their football careers.As a result, we'll look at nine players who have yet to win a trophy in their football careers, dubbed the "Most Valuable Players Without Trophy."
The nine (9) players are listed below, along with their ages and current market values:
Harry Kane (#1)
• 28 years old
• €100 million in market value
Declan Rice is number two.
• 23 years old
• €75 million in market value
Gavi is number three.
• 17 years old
• €60 million in market value
A. Gouiri is number four.
• 22 years old
• €50 million in market value
Franck Kessie, No. 5
• 25 years old
• €45 million in market value
L. Pellegrini, No. 6
• 25 years old
• €45 million in market value
E. Tapsoba (E. Tapsoba) (E. Tapsob
• 23 years old
• €40 million in market value
Harry Maguire (nine)
• 29 years old
• €40 million in market value
T. Ndombele (nine)
Since he has yet to win a trophy in his career, Jack Grealish has been on the list since the start of current season. However, he now has a trophy after Manchester City won the EPL title this season. As a result, Jack Grealish is no longer among the players who have yet to win a trophy.All nine (9) players named above, on the other hand, have yet to win a trophy in their respective football careers, both at the club and international levels.
As a result, Harry Kane is the most valuable player in the world despite the fact that he has yet to win a trophy.
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