Three Barça players among the 10 most valuable players in the world

The Observatory of the Football CIES has given to know the last update of his report on the most valuable index cards. Between the first 10 appear three names of the staff of the FC Barcelona that, in the middle of a difficult season in which it was not possible to add titles, in addition to not trascending to the round of direct elimination in the Champions, showed significant improvements after the arrival of Xavi Hernández.

With them it has increased the potential of players like Pedri González, the one who has consolidated like the fourth more valuable player of the world, with an approximate cost of 135,1 million euros. Only Kylian Mbappé (205,6 million euros), Vinicius Jr. (185,3 millions) and Erling Haaland (152,6 millions) surpass to the Canarian, with what besides has finished appearing like the better midfield player contributed.

In the seventh box situates Frenkie of Jong, with a value of 112,5 million euros, what besides has turned him into one of the main bazas of the Barcelona to do box in the market of signings. The Dutch is pretended by the Manchester United, although for the moment there has not been greater advances in the operation, that could price in some 70 or 80 'kilos'.

Finally, Ferran Torres closes the 'top 10' with a cost of 109,5 million euros, in spite of have not lived his best season. Another culé inside the 100 more valuable is Ronald Araújo, the one who with a value of 89,1 millions situates in the place 22. The box number 70 is occupied by Eric García, whose cost estimated would be of some 60,2 millions; Gavi, by his part, is the last culé in the list (place 73 with 58,2 million euros).

The City, also with three players 'top 10'

In total, the team directed by Pep Guardiola presents to three of his effective in the list of the ten more valuable players of the world. In addition to Erling Haaland, Phil Foden, with a value of 124 million euros, and Rúben Dias with ,19,6 'kilos' occupy the places sixth and ninth, respectively. Jude Bellingham (Borussia Dortmund), fifth with 133,7 millions, and Luis Díaz (Liverpool), eighth with 110 millions, complete the classification.