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Transfermarkt: Valuations of Milan players updated – the winners and losers

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An update has arrived from Transfermarkt regarding the valuations of various AC Milan players, with some interesting revisions.

After the first six rounds of Serie A action, Transfermarkt have updated the values of various players. Despite the team’s strong start, several players are showing signs of decline, as a reflection of their struggles or lack of playing time.


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The updates

Starting with the goalkeepers, Mike Maignan remains steady at €25m, as does Lorenzo Torriani at €500,000. Pietro Terracciano got a small downgrade, going from €1.5m to €1m.

In defence, only Pervis Estupiñan drops (from €30m to €22m), Matteo Gabbia (from €14m to €16m), Zachary Athekame (from €5m to €8m), David Odogu (from €1.5m to €5m), Davide Bartesaghi (from €1.8m to €3m), and Koni De Winter (from €18m to €22m) all increased. Fikayo Tomori and Strahinja Pavlovic remain at €20m and €18m respectively.

Ricci Nkunku
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In midfield, several players have lost value. The first is Samuele Ricci, whose value has dropped from €30m to €25m due to limited use and missed international call-ups. Adrien Rabiot has gone from €25m to €20m, while Ruben Loftus-Cheek (from €16m to €10m), and Modric (from €5m to €4m) have also dropped.

Ardon Jashari remains at €32m, with Alexis Saelemaekers seeing his value increase from €17m to €20m. Youssouf Fofana has not had any amendment.

In attack, the only player whose value has increased is Christian Pulisic , who is now worth €60m. The American is behind only Rafael Leao with €70m (€5m down compared to the previous update). Gimenez (from €30m to €25m) and Nkunku (from €45m to €35m) also dropped.

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6 Comments

  1. Pulisic worth 60m, lol hes wasting his time at milan. When the starters are Estupian and Saelmakers, and giminez you know your team sucks.

    1. Where do you suggest he go? I am not so down on this team’s players. Saelemaekers fits Italian football perfectly, he is strong, he fights and is smart. I disliked the Santi move last winter but the guy has grown on me, he defends, makes good runs (not offside as often), and is team first. I agree with you on Estupiñan I am not a fan of his but he fits Allegri’s strong hard running profile and I stress out everytime he tries to dribble, he is a PL player trying to play Serie A.

    2. If Pulisic is played in a good position by Allegri, I don’t see him leaving. Even after getting treated poorly by CFC he always wanted to fight for his position. As Allegri and Tare (admittedly to my surprise) seem to have a good project going forward he’ll stay. If they make the CL and Leão doesn’t improve, sell him, get a solid striker, bring Chuck back, and get a backup winger, they could be a very solid CL team.

  2. Some of these make sense, some are ridiculous. Let see someone buy Bartesagi for 3mil off us, or double, for instance.

  3. Valuations mid-season are the dumbest things you can report about.
    Win the Scudetto and suddenly everyone is a +10-15M increase.

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