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La Liga Players Face Market Value Collapse in 2024

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A report reveals significant drops in market values for several La Liga players, particularly from Barcelona, indicating a troubling trend for top clubs.


La Liga Players Experience Significant Market Value Decline in 2024

The Spanish football league, La Liga, has seen a notable decline in the market values of several prominent players during 2024. A recent report from the Spanish newspaper "AS" highlights that among the 15 players whose market values have dropped, a significant number hail from the league's top clubs, including Barcelona, Atletico Madrid, and Real Madrid.

Barcelona's Frenkie de Jong leads the list with a staggering decrease of 20 million euros, bringing his current market value down to 80 million euros from 100 million euros last year. This decline is particularly striking as it reflects broader trends affecting the club and the league. Other notable players from Barcelona experiencing a decrease include Andreas Christensen, Alejandro Balde, Pedri Gonzalez, Marc-Andre ter Stegen, and Ansu Fati, all of whom have seen their values drop by 10 million euros or more.

In total, the report identifies six players from Barcelona, two from Atletico Madrid, and two from Real Madrid, indicating a concerning trend for these elite teams. The full list of players and their current market values includes:

  • Frenkie de Jong (Barcelona): 80 million euros (down 20 million)
  • Ansu Fati (Barcelona): 45 million euros (down 17 million)
  • Marc-Andre ter Stegen (Barcelona): 30 million euros (down 15 million)
  • David Alaba (Real Madrid): 30 million euros (down 15 million)
  • Julian Alvarez (Atletico Madrid): 90 million euros (down 15 million)
  • Nahuel Molina (Atletico Madrid): 15 million euros (down 15 million)
  • Gabriel Sow (Sevilla): 18 million euros (down 10.5 million)
  • Sebastien Haller (Leganes): 18 million euros (down 10.5 million)
  • Juan Foyth (Villarreal): 25 million euros (down 13 million)
  • Mikel Oyarzabal (Real Sociedad): 50 million euros (down 10 million)
  • Takesawa Kubo (Real Sociedad): 60 million euros (down 10 million)
  • Eder Militao (Real Madrid): 70 million euros (down 10 million)
  • Pedri Gonzalez (Barcelona): 90 million euros (down 10 million)
  • Andreas Christensen (Barcelona): 40 million euros (down 10 million)
  • Alejandro Balde (Barcelona): 50 million euros (down 10 million).

This decline in market value raises questions about the future performance of these players and their respective clubs, particularly as they navigate the competitive landscape of La Liga and European football.

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