The list of the most valuable players in the French League 1 has been released.
“Transfer Markt,” which specializes in the value of soccer players, announced a lineup consisting of the highest-paid players among the players playing in the French League 1 on the 19th (Korea time).
The most valuable player in League 1 was Kylian Mbappe of Paris Saint-Germain (PSG). According to media, Mbappe is worth a whopping 180 million euros (about 261.4 billion won). Mbappe is most likely to leave PSG at the end of this season. 밤알바
After Mbappe, the most valuable striker was Langdal Kolo Muani. Muani left Eintracht Frankfurt to join PSG ahead of the season. He has 12 goals and five assists in 35 appearances. Muani is valued at 80 million euros (W116.2 billion).
PSG’s Usman Dembele was named as the most expensive winger. Dembele also left Barcelona to join PSG this season. Although Dembele has been criticized for his somewhat up-and-down performance, he was valued at 60 million euros (W87.1 billion).
The second most expensive winger in League 1 was Barcola. Barcola joined PSG through Olympique Lyonnais. Although he is only 21 years old, he was recognized for his skills by scoring three goals and six assists in 33 games. According to media, Barcola is worth 40 million euros (W58.1 billion).
PSG Duo Ugarte and Warren Zaire Emery were included on the list. Both players were priced at 60 million euros (W87.1 billion).
The defense was also made up of PSG players. Nuno Mendes (60 million euros, about 87.1 billion won) made the list, Marquignos (55 million euros, about 79.8 billion won) and Archilaf Hakimi (65 million euros, about 94.4 billion won). The goalkeeper was Gianluigi Donnarumma (40 million euros, about 58.1 billion won).
Only one player was not from PSG. It was Lille’s Lenny Yoro. Yoro has been reborn as Lille’s main defender this season with three goals in 35 games. Despite being only 18 years old, he has many advantages, including his wide coverage and build-up capabilities. He is reportedly valued at 40 million euros (W58.1 billion).