As everything, Victor Osimhen, who is currently leading the list of Serie A top scorers this season, is the most valuable African player in the world. The Nigerian striker is 24 years old, valued at 100 million euros. This significant increase in value is due to his superb performances for Napoli this season. However, Hakimi, who plays as a full-back for Paris Saint-Germain, is currently second on the list with a market value of 70 million euros.
However, Mohamed Salah, who did not win AFCON before with Egypt, is ranked third on the list. The Liverpool forward, who is currently in the best form at the club, is valued at €70m, while his former team-mate, Sadio Mane, is valued at €60m. The next two players on the list are currently valued at €40 million each. Anguissa and Bennacer are the two players mentioned.
Other players on the top ten list include S. Haller, F. Kessie, Sangare and T. Partey. These players have market valuations ranging from 35 to 38 million euros. However, Europe's top clubs tend to come to Osimhen this summer. There have been rumors linking Africa's most valuable player to Manchester United.
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FC Barcelona crest on their home first team jersey on March 30, 2021 in Manchester, United Kingdom.
Pep Guardiola received a warm welcome at the Camp Nou as he watched Barcelona end their hopes of overtaking Real Madrid in the La Liga title race. The Manchester City manager also saw Xavi become the first Blaugrana coach since himself in 2011 to win three El Clasico games in one year.
Now, with a few more titles and a more possession-based take on the ball than a conservative approach, Xavi can finally start to earn the same respect as his former manager. .
To make Barcelona the calmer side of his own playing days, the legendary midfielder turned coach needed technically solid players. And what better way to do that than to go after the stars admired by Guardiola?
Barcelona close to agreement with former Manchester City target
Back in 2018, the Premier League side were interested in signing Iñigo Martínez from Real Sociedad at the time. The left-footed centre-back had attracted the interest of several clubs at the time thanks to his dribbling ability and positional awareness.
Things didn't come to fruition and City instead signed Aymeric Laporte. But the domino effect of the transfer was that the Athletic Club offered Martinez to replace Laporte. Up to now, the Spaniard is preparing to leave Athletic on a free transfer. And according to Fabrizio Romano, Barcelona are close to reaching a full oral agreement with the 31-year-old. However, this deal also depends on how the Catalan team handles the Financial Fair Play situation.
Martinez may not be the standout amongst those arriving in the summer, but a centre-back of his quality will elevate the technical level of Barcelona, ??who despite their domestic success have fallen short. defeat in Europe. In order to control the tempo of the game, their back line struggled against Manchester United's high pressing in the Europa League play-offs and lost the away goal.
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