The market value of a footballer is determined by the length of his contract, his form, the league he plays in and his age. In this article, we will focus on the highest market value soccer stars aged 30 and up.
Manchester City midfielder Kevin De Bruyne is the most valuable player in the world aged 30+. The Belgian international is currently 31 years old and his market value is 80 million euros.
The second most valuable soccer star on this list is Paris Saint-Germain superstar Neymar Jr. The former Barcelona star is one of the best players in the world, but age has caused his market value to plummet in recent years. Although he was involved in the most expensive transfer in football history when he moved from Barcelona to Paris Saint-Germain, he is currently valued at 70 million euros.
Among football stars aged 30 and over, Liverpool star Mohamed Salah is the third most valuable. The former AS Roma star now has a market value of 70 million euros. Following the Egyptian star is Real Madrid goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois. The Belgian goalkeeper is the most expensive goalkeeper in the world of football. His current market value is 60 million euros. Tottenham Hotspur star Son Heung-Min is tied with Courtois in the list.
30-year-old Paris Saint-Germain midfielder Marco Verratti is sixth on the list. The Italian star has a market value of 50 million euros. He is on par with Manchester United star Casemiro and Real Madrid defender David Alaba. Bayern Munich's Sadio Mane and Liverpool's Virgil Van Dijk make the top 10. Both players are currently valued at 45 million euros, respectively.
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FC Barcelona could lose Ronald Araujo and Gavi for free on July 1.
FC Barcelona stars Ronald Araujo and Gavi could leave the club for free on July 1, according to El Chiringuito.
FC Barcelona stars Ronald Araujo and Gavi could leave the club for free on July 1, according to El Chiringuito.
Defender Araujo, one of the strong points in the defense who conceded a record nine goals all season when Barca topped La Liga, signed a new contract that runs until June 30, 2026 to April 26 last year.
Then, on September 14, 18-year-old midfielder Gavi agreed to new terms until the same day with both contracts with a €1 billion ($1.1 billion) release clause approved by Paris. Saint Germain proves. However, as has been well documented, the Catalan side have struggled to sign contracts in La Liga.
Entering 2023, they even went to court with Spain's top league over Gavi's case. At first winning the case and registering Gavi with head coach Xavi Hernandez's old number 6 shirt, Barca then overturned the decision with Gavi stripped of his shirt and forced to revert to his old number '30'.
Multiple media reports such as The Athletic have detailed how Gavi could leave for free this summer. In recent weeks, Chelsea have approached their camp looking for a possible move according to AS. However, on Thursday, during an appearance on El Chiringuito, Mundo Deportivo reporter Marcal Lorente covered the dates firmly stating that not only Gavi but Araujo would be free to leave on July 1. when their current contract ends.
Lorente points out that Gavi is worth 60 million euros ($66 million) and Araujo 90 million euros ($99 million) according to the trust site transfermarkt.
In reality, however, the loss of both players on free transfers in the long run will do far more damage than Barca's immediate need to balance the books and wipe out €200m. ($218 million) from the salary bill. factors. register their contract.
As the mainstay of Xavi's plans in the first team, they are irreplaceable 'untouchables' at the club with similar replacements elsewhere in the market being extremely expensive and out of reach. of the Blaugrana is in debt.
Before considering the possibility of Lionel Messi's return, Barca need to resolve this issue and tie Gavi and Araujo at least until the mid-2020s.
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