Transfermarkt, a popular football website, will be conducting an interim market value update for the Premier League on October 9. This update comes after the closing of the summer transfer window and aims to reflect the current market values of players in the league.
Before the update takes place, users are invited to share their opinions on which players should be upgraded or downgraded in terms of their market values. They can also discuss the market values of specific players, such as Declan Rice and Evan Ferguson, and whether they should continue to increase. Additionally, users can debate the market value of Mykhaylo Mudryk, who has had sub-par performances this season.
What sets Transfermarkt apart is that it relies on the wisdom of the community rather than using algorithms to determine market values. Users must first register as a Transfermarkt user in order to participate in the discussions. These discussions will then form the basis for the market value admins to make their updates.
The most valuable players in the Premier League will be updated according to the market value analysis. Users can speculate on whether there will be changes at the top of the market value rankings after the update. It’s important to note that the Transfermarkt market values are not necessarily equivalent to transfer fees. The goal is to determine the expected value of a player in a free market, considering various factors such as individual transfer modalities and situational conditions.
In addition to the Premier League, the market values of players from the 24 Championship clubs will also be reevaluated in the market value analysis. The interim update for the English second tier will take place on October 12.
Transfermarkt’s market values are calculated using various pricing models, with a significant contribution from the Transfermarkt community. The community discusses and evaluates player market values in detail. The website aims to provide an expected value of a player in a free market, rather than predicting a specific price.
As the October update approaches, users are encouraged to join the debate, share their theories, and provide arguments for their assessments of player market values. Transfermarkt’s market value admins will consider these discussions when determining the updated market values for the Premier League and Championship players.
