📈Market Value

The price of talent in the sports market

📈 Market Value in Soccer

The market value is a theoretical reference of the price that a player could reach in the transfer market. It is determined by considering various factors, such as age, sporting performance and the player's development potential, among others. It is a dynamic estimate that can vary over time, depending on how these elements evolve.

The market value is usually an approximation of the transfer price, which is the actual amount agreed between the clubs in a negotiation. However, the final price may be equal to, lower or higher than the market value, depending on external factors such as negotiations, the urgency of the clubs or the market context.

The Market Value, as opposed to the Initial Valuationof Club Transfer Tokens is dynamic and varies over time.

✨Key Factors to Define Market Value

👉 Sport Performance

The player's past and current performance is fundamental. Statistics such as goals, assists, minutes played, injuries, and successes achieved, among others, are analyzed.

👉 Age

Younger players with greater development potential tend to have a higher market value compared to older players.

👉 Current Contract

The remaining length of the contract and the player's current salary may influence its value. A contract close to expiration may reduce the market value.

👉 Position

The player's position on the field affects his value. Critical positions, such as goalkeeper, central defender or striker, tend to be in greater demand and therefore have a higher value.

👉 Sales Potential

The attractiveness of the player in the international market and its ability to generate future revenues are also determining factors.

👉 Injuries

Injuries, especially serious or recurring injuries, can significantly decrease a player's market value. They represent an inherent risk in the development of a player's career and are therefore transferred as risks to any related investment.