Chelsea winter signing Enzo Fernandez has seen his market value increase dramatically in the past few months since completing a record move to Chelsea. The Argentinian midfielder's shares have risen after a very impressive debut for Argentina at the 2022 FIFA World Cup, drawing Chelsea's attention to him.
Since he moved in, his market value has increased by 30 million euros. That means he currently has a market value of €85 million.
Napoli striker Victor Osimhen is also on trial with Enzo Fernandez on the list. The Nigerian star has been explosive since the start of the season and his scoring form has skyrocketed his market value. With a market valuation of 30 million euros, the former Lille star is currently valued at 100 million euros.
Eintracht Frankfurt star Kolo Muani is third on the list. The French player is currently valued at 65 million euros, up 28 million euros. His form in the German Bundesliga this season has largely contributed to this increase.
Manchester United star Marcus Rashford is the fourth player with the highest market value in Europe's top five leagues. The England international is enjoying his best season in front of goal and his form has seen his market value rise to €25m even though he has less than two years left in the contract. Currently, the Manchester United academy graduate is valued at 80 million euros.
Napoli star Kvaratskheli is on par with Marcus Rashford. The striker's form this season has also seen his market value increase by 25 million euros. His market value currently stands at 85 million euros.
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Liverpool may be increasingly concerned about the individual form of one of their most commonly trusted executives in Virgil van Dijk following another painful Premier League defeat.
The Merseysiders were completely overwhelmed by Manchester City, giving up surprisingly well in the second half of the game.
That being said, it's still unclear whether Number 4's misfortunes are a temporary setback related to the team's overall struggles or something more serious and permanent.
“It has to be said that Van Dijk will be the first to admit his level has dropped,” Neil Jones said of the 'remarkable' Dutch international in an article for GOAL.
“He knows he has to do better and his team needs him. Gullit and Van Basten may disagree, but few players have been more committed, more positive than the 31-year-old when it comes to self-assessment.
"The real question is whether it's a short-term drop, related to the problems with the team and the volume of football he's played since coming back from a knee injury. is about something more serious, something more permanent."
Given that the lack of midfield presence has had such a huge impact on the team, it's hard to separate the two.
Indeed, Alisson Becker was arguably the only consistent bright spot in the starting line-up throughout a campaign that completely defied expectations, which suggests to some extent Van Dijk's difficulties will be addressed. That is if the club invests heavily this summer.
Of course, how many surgeries can we get into without Champions League football.
With that said, Liverpool cannot afford to tighten their wallets this summer due to the widening gap between us and the top four. Hopefully we don't have to worry about bringing in a top-class centre-back in addition to new faces in midfield.
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