Lionel Messi is currently the most valuable player in the last 34 years, with a market value of €50 million. This season, the 35-year-old PSG forward has 13 goals and 15 assists for both club and country.
2. Robert Lewandowski (Barcelona & Poland) - €45 Million
With a market value of €45 million, Robert Lewandowski is the second most valuable player over the last 34 years. The 34-year-old Barcelona striker scored his first World Cup goal for Poland against Saudi Arabia on Saturday, winning the MOTM award for his outstanding performance and proving his market value.
3. Cristiano Ronaldo (Manchester United & Portugal) - €20 Million
Cristiano Ronaldo is the fourth most valuable player in the last 34 years, with a market value of €20 million. Cristiano Ronaldo is still a good player in terms of goal contribution at the age of 37.
4. Angel Di Maria (Juventus & Argentina) - €10 million
Angel Di Maria is the sixth most valuable player in the last 34 years, with a market value of €10 million.
5. Sergio Ramos (PSG & Spain) - €6 Million
Sergio Ramos is the tenth most valuable player in the last 34 years, with a market value of €6 million.
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La Liga insight into Raphinha's Barcelona troubles and possible departure of ex-Leeds United man
Leeds Live spoke with La Liga Showdown's Matt Clark about Raphinha's move to the Nou Camp.
Nobody at Leeds United is bitter about the summer transfer of Brazilian winger Raphinha to Barcelona. The former Whites talisman was instrumental in keeping Jesse Marsch's side in the Premier League last season, and his performances on the pitch earned him a move to the La Liga giants.
Barcelona may not be the formidable juggernaut of European football that they were more than a decade ago, but the club's size, stature, and history are enough to entice any player. Financial difficulties have caused the club to struggle in recent years.Spending beyond their means to re-establish themselves as one of Europe's elite has yet to bear fruit. Despite hitting the ground running in pre-season, Raphinha's start to the current season has been difficult.
Leeds Live spoke with Matt Clark of La Liga Showdown about Raphinha's move to Barcelona and how he's fared at the Nou Camp.Clark, Matt: "Yes, as you will recall, he started and finished for Leeds last season. Many prominent Barcelona fan accounts on Twitter were so eager to secure Raphinha that they began actively following the relegation battle, hoping Burnley would win and the reported relegation clause would be activated.
"I'm not sure what Sean Dyche would think of Burnley and Barcelona! Raphinha hit the ground running in pre-season, scoring in his first two appearances against Inter Miami and Real Madrid in the United States.
"It may have only been a friendly, but any Clasico winner will always mean a lot to the Barça fans."
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