According to PUNCH Sports Extra, the Super Eagles’ market value has increased dramatically in the newest financial rankings of national teams released by transfermarkt.Information Guide Nigeria
The three-time African champions moved up two steps in the squad market value and are now rated the 13th most valuable international team worldwide, as well as the most valuable team on the continent.
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Live, Study and Work in Canada. No Payment is Required! Hurry Now click here to Apply >> Immigrate to CanadaWith a total value of €338.50 million, the Eagles feature players who compete in Europe’s lucrative leagues, making them one of the world’s most valuable teams.
They were ranked 15th in February, with a market valuation of €301m.
The value of the Nigerian squad increased by €37.5 million when compared to its prior value.
Following their recent outstanding displays for their respective club sides, some Eagles players’ market value skyrocketed.
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The biggest of them all is Napoli forward Victor Osimhen, who has the highest increase between the months of January and March, according to transfermarkt.
His excellent form resulted in a €30 million increase in his market worth, taking him from €70 million to €100 million, and he is now Nigeria’s most valuable player ever.
Despite another drop in his valuation due to injury-plagued seasons, Leicester City midfielder Wilfred Ndidi remains the team’s second most valuable player with €38m, down from his prior value of €60m.
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Live, Study and Work in Canada. No Payment is Required! Hurry Now click here to Apply >> Immigrate to CanadaAdemola Lookman, the in-form Atalanta forward, is another player who has added to the Eagles’ market value rising from €20 million to €30 million following an impressive debut season with the Italian club.
Alex Iwobi, the Everton forward, maintained his €25 million valuation to stay the Eagles’ fourth most expensive player.
While Samuel Chukwueze’s market value stays at €20 million, other players such as Terem Moffi, Joe Aribo, and Calvin Bassey all added to the team’s value increasing to €72 million.NYSC Portal
Despite seeing little play since joining Watford, goalkeeper Maduka Okoye’s value has increased since reaching his first million in his career, rising from €900,000 to €1m.
The goalkeeper is presently worth €2.5 million.
Ndidi was not the only player whose market worth was reduced; Nottingham Forest forward Emmanuel Dennis had a €5 million reduction. He is now worth €10 million, down from his original market value of €15 million.
The increase in the value of some of the players combined enabled the Eagles climb to 13th position globally, while also ranking as the most valuable team on the continent.
Morocco, which was previously ranked third in Africa, is now ranked second in Africa and 14th in the globe, with a team value of €306.85 million following their impressive performance in Qatar.
With a market value of €251.03m, Ivory Coast ranks third in Africa and 22nd globally, while Ghana ranks fourth on the region and 24th globally.
Senegal, which was once rated first in Africa, is now ranked fifth in Africa and 27th in the world.
Despite the decline in value, England remains the most financially valuable team in the world, with a market value of €1.11 billion, down from €1.28 billion previously, while European champions Italy fell from sixth to seventh place.
France has risen to second place (€1.03bn), with Portugal (€913.50m), Argentina (€853.70m), and Spain (€787m) rounding out the top five in the globe.JAMB Result
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