Market values Serie A: Career high for Osimhen – Juventus drop below Borussia Dortmund

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Transfermarkt.it has updated the market values of 121 Serie A players. Juventus are the big losers and have to accept a significant drop in terms of squad value. The biggest increases, meanwhile, were for players from Napoli and AC Milan, who remain unbeaten at the top of the table.

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After their worst start to the season since 1961, Juventus have recovered in recent weeks, but they are still struggling with the aftermath of Cristiano Ronaldo’s departure and have finally lost their supremacy in Italy after their first year without the Serie A title since 2011. As a result, no less than eight players have to accept a drop in market value, causing the squad value to fall by €37.5 million to €602.9 million, now behind that of Borussia Dortmund (€603.9 million). To put things in perspective, at the beginning of the month the Black and Yellows were still around €85 million behind the Bianconeri.

Juventus drop behind BVB – The most valuable squads in the world

18 AC Milan – Squad value: €478M

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As of October 14, 2021

17 RB Leipzig – Squad value: €498M

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16 SSC Napoli – Squad value: €519M

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15 Leicester – Squad value: €548M

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14 Arsenal – Squad value: €564M

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13 Inter Milan – Squad value: €566M

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12 Juventus – Squad value: €603M

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11 Borussia Dortmund – Squad value: €604M

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10 FC Barcelona – Squad value: €672M

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9 Tottenham – Squad value: €697M

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8 Atlético – Squad value: €746M

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7 Real Madrid – Squad value: €756M

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6 Bayern Munich – Squad value: €841M

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5 Liverpool – Squad value: €867M

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4 Chelsea – Squad value: €891M

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3 Manchester United – Squad value: €907M

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2 PSG – Squad value: €990M

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1 Manchester City – Squad value: €1.08BN

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Matthijs de Ligt (-5 to €70 million), who, with the exception of the corona-related cut in early 2020, is downgraded for the first time in his career. “The Dutchman has arguably lost his regular spot in the national team and even at Juventus he has not been able to prove with consistency that he deserves to be the most valuable centre-back in the world. However, his improving form and still young age have saved him from a major devaluation,” Jatin Dietl, TM Area Manager Italy, explains the decision. Among the world’s most valuable central defenders, Rúben Dias and Marquinhos are now ahead of de Ligt at €75 million each.


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Also down are Wojciech Szczesny (-10 to €15 million), who is no longer unquestioned after making game-changing mistakes and losing his status as the league’s most valuable goalkeeper, Arthur (-5 to €35 million), Dejan Kulusevski (-5 to €35 million) and Rodrigo Bentancur (-5 to €30 million).

Serie A market values: Osimhen with career high, Vlahovic & Tomori up

Napoli, on the other hand, are in absolute top form, having made a perfect start to the new season with seven wins from seven matches. One of the reasons for this is the excellent form of record signing Victor Osimhen, who arrived from LOSC Lille for €70 million in the summer of 2020.

“After problems due to injuries last season, Osimhen is now showing that his transfer fee was well justified. In addition to his seven goals in eight competitive matches, he is also taking on an important role when the opponent is in possession and is growing into a complete centre-forward,” Dietl says. The €10 million increase to now €60 million represents a new career high for the Nigerian, who left VfL Wolfsburg for RSC Charleroi for just €3.5 million in 2019.


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Fiorentina’s Dusan Vlahovic also caused a sensation at the start of the season. The 21-year-old Serb was already his club’s most valuable player with a market value of €40 million, and backed that up with seven goals in eight matches in 2021/22. “The huge interest in the summer, including from Inter and Atlético, showed that there is a high demand for players with Vlahovic’s qualities. The recently announced departure will again create a lot of buzz in the next transfer window,” Dietl is certain. Now worth €50 million, the striker is one of the ten most valuable players in the league.

Tomori, Chiesa & Co. – The most valuable Serie A players

50 Roger Ibañez – AS Roma – market value: €25M

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49 Rafael Leão – AC Milan – market value: €25M

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48 Leonardo Spinazzola – AS Roma – market value: €26M

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47 Sandro Tonali – AC Milan – market value: €27M

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46 Merih Demiral – Atalanta – market value: €28M

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45 Luis Muriel – Atalanta – market value: €30M

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44 Ruslan Malinovskyi – Atalanta – market value: €30M

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43 Matteo Politano – Napoli – market value: €30M

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42 Hakan Calhanoglu – Inter – new market value: €30M (-€5M)

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41 Joaquín Correa – Inter – market value: €30M

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40 Adrien Rabiot – Juventus – market value: €30M

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39 Gianluca Mancini – AS Roma – market value: €30M

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38 Rodrigo Bentancur – Juventus – new market value: €30M (-€5M)

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37 Ante Rebic – AC Milan – market value: €32M

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36 Duván Zapata – Atalanta – market value: €33M

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35 Jordan Veretout – AS Roma – market value: €33M

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34 Andrea Belotti – Torino – market value: €35M

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33 Robin Gosens – Atalanta – market value: €35M

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32 Domenico Berardi – Sassuolo – market value: €35M

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31 Arthur – Juventus – new market value: €35M (-€5M)

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30 Manuel Locatelli – Juventus – market value: €35M

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29 Moise Kean – Juventus – market value: €35M

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28 Dejan Kulusevski – Juventus – new market value: €35M (-€5M)

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27 Ciro Immobile – Lazio – market value: €38M

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26 Tammy Abraham – AS Roma – market value: €38M

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25 Ismaël Bennacer – AC MIlan – market value: €38M

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24 Luis Alberto – Lazio – new market value: €40M (-€5M)

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23 Marcelo Brozovic – Inter – market value: €40M

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22 Fikayo Tomori – AC Milan – new market value: €40M (+€12M)

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21 Nicolò Zaniolo – AS Roma – market value: €40M

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20 Álvaro Morata – Juventus – market value: €45M

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19 Hirving Lozano – Napoli – market value: €45M

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18 Fabián Ruiz – Napoli – market value: €45M

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17 Lorenzo Pellegrini – AS Roma – new market value: €45M (+€5M)

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16 Lorenzo Insigne – Napoli – market value: €48M

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15 Kalidou Koulibaly – Napoli – market value: €48M

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14 Stefan de Vrij – Inter – market value: €50M

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13 Paulo Dybala – Juventus – market value: €50M

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12 Piotr Zielinski – Napoli – market value: €50M

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11 Theo Hernández – AC Milan – market value: €50M

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10 Dusan Vlahovic – Fiorentina – new market value: €50M (+€10M)

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9 Franck Kessié – AC Milan – market value: €55M

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8 Milan Skriniar- Inter – market value: €60M

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7 Victor Osimhen – Napoli – new market value: €60M (+€10M)

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6 Alessandro Bastoni – Inter – market value: €60M

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5 Nicolò Barella – Inter – market value: €65M

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4 Sergej Milinković-Savić – Lazio – market value: €70M

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3 Federico Chiesa – Juventus – market value: €70M

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2 Matthijs de Ligt – Juventus – new market value: €70M (-€5M)

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1 Lautaro Martínez – Inter – market value: €80M

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Meanwhile, Milan centre-back Fikayo Tomori has made the biggest jump in the league. The England international established himself in the Rossoneri’s defence on loan from Chelsea FC last season and was signed permanently for around €30 million in the summer. This year he was also given preference over captain Alessio Romagnoli (-5 to €20 million) by head coach Stefano Pioli – the market value is adjusted from €28 million to €40 million.

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