Ranked: Top Ten Most Valuable Attacking Midfielders In The World
1. Bruno Fernandes ($85 million; Manchester United)
With a market value of €85 million, Bruno Fernandes is now the most expensive attacking midfielder in the world. In 87 appearances for Manchester United since 2020, the 27-year-old Portuguese international has scored 36 goals.
2. Manchester City's Kevin De Bruyne ($85 million)
With a market worth of €85 million, attacking midfielder Kevin De Bruyne is the second most valuable player in the world. In 207 appearances for Manchester City since 2015, the 30-year-old Belgian international has 57 goals to his name.Mason Mount (Chelsea), third place, €75 million
With a market worth of €75 million, offensive midfielder Mason Mount is the fourth most valuable player in the world. In 105 appearances for Chelsea, the 23-year-old English international has scored 24 goals.
Fourth-placed Kai Havertz (Chelsea): €70 Million
With a market worth of €70 million, offensive midfielder Kai Havertz is the sixth most valuable player in the world.
Martin De Gaard (Arsenal), €45 Million
With a market worth of €45 million, attacking midfielder Martin Odegaard is the ninth most valuable player in the world.
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Defender To Be Released From Manchester City With Premier League Club "Keen"
Despite Kevin De Bruyne's and Bernardo Silva's brilliance, one of Manchester City's unsung heroes frequently emerges to play a crucial part in a crucial victory.It was especially clear in the season's last match, where the Blues lost 2-0 to Aston Villa at the Etihad Stadium despite needing three points to clinch the Premier League title.
Pep Guardiola made three brilliant substitutions that altered the course of the game since a number of star players were performing below par.
The first goal was set up by Raheem Sterling, who is still debating whether or not to remain at Manchester City. Oleksandr Zinchenko then displayed deft footwork to outwit his defender and lay off Rodri.
At the conclusion of one of the strangest seasons in recent memory, Ilkay Gundogan's brace completed a dramatic comeback for Manchester City.
Returning to Oleksandr Zinchenko, the Ukrainian is receiving more attention than ever for both on- and off-field issues.
Off the field, the 25-year-old had to contend with Russia's continued invasion of his country, but his assistance with Manchester's relief efforts throughout the campaign was not unnoticed.
The full-back has demonstrated exceptional talent on it for both club and country, raising concerns about his future at Manchester City. There is speculation that he could obtain consistent first-team play somewhere while serving as Joao Cancelo's current understudy.According to Fabrizio Romano, Manchester City are willing to let the four-time Premier League champion leave. Marc Cucurella of Brighton & Hove Albion has been targeted as the replacement, and an official bid will likely be made in the near future.
Additionally, Everton is the Premier League team that is most interested in hiring Oleksandr Zinchenko, and Frank Lampard would like to include him in his new-look midfield next season, according to the Athletic.
Though Manchester City's recent moves to sign a replacement left-back would seem to lean in one direction, the players' current opinion on rumors is uncertain.
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