We have the new most expensive footballer in the world! And “Left”? You might be shocked …

Kylian Mbappe he is undoubtedly one of the three biggest stars of the team, along with Messi and Neymar Paris Saint-Germainwho shoots as if on cue, has even been assisting a lot lately and, in short, is making an extraordinary advantage over the rivals of “Les Parisiens”.

The French is undoubtedly one of the most valuable footballers in the world – but is it the most valuable? Certainly not according to the popular portal Transfermarkt, which has just updated its databases and caused quite a stir with its latest calculations.

According to the Transfermarket classification Mbappe it is no longer the most expensive player in the world – although its valuation has not changed and is still equal to EUR 160 million. However, the PSG forward was overtaken by … the Norwegian Erling Haaland from Manchester City, which costs 170 million euros (20 million more compared to the state before the update). Overall, the top 10 looks like this (results are approximate):

1. Erling Haaland 170 million euro

3. Vinicius Junior 120 million

5. Jude Bellingham 90 million

9. Duszan Vlahović 85 million

And how did it fare in this situation Robert Lewandowski? Well – it is in vain to look for him not only in the top ten, but also in the top 100. The captain of the Polish team is 119th, with a value of EUR 45 million. Naturally, he is the highest in the ranking of all the “White-and-Reds”.

It is not surprising, however – one of the key factors influencing the player’s price is age – and “Lewy” is already 34 years old and although he still shows excellent physical form in FC Barcelona, ​​it is closer than the end of his career. For comparison – Leo Messi, who is similar to the “RL9” age, is 101st and costs 50 million euro according to Transfermarket.

Coming back for a moment to Kyliana Mbappe – he is not only the second most expensive player on the planet, but also his move to PSG five years ago is still the second most expensive transfer in the history of football. AS Monaco received 180 million euros for it in 2017.