Super Eagles Stars’ Market Value Drop Ahead New Season

Super Eagles Stars’ Market Value Drop Ahead New Season

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Super Eagles stars market values have taken a tumble for the worse judging from statistics as released by renowned football statistic website, Transfermarkt.

From Wilfred Ndidi, Onuachu, Joe Aribo amongst others, the Nigerian internationals have suffered a free fall plunging heavily in their worth in the transfer market values.

Ndidi who reached an all-time high of €60 million in 2021, is now worth €25 million, a fall out from Leicester City’s relegation from the elite English Premier League.

Paul Onuachu, aspiring to make his mark in the Premier League, encountered a nightmare as he failed to make a significant impact for relegated Southampton. Consequently, his market value has fallen to €13 million from the €17 million he was valued at when he signed for the Saints. Joe Aribo’s market value took a hit, dropping from an all-time high of €15 million in September to its present value of €11 million.

Emmanuel Dennis, who provided two goals and two assists in 19 games for Nottingham Forest, could not prevent his market value from falling to €8 million.

Moses Simon, reaching its highest market value of €10 million in March 2022, has experienced a decline to €8 million in the latest update.

Bright Osayi-Samuel, valued at €9 million in October, has declined to €7 million in the latest update.

Despite Chidozie Awaziem, while on loan at Hajduk Split, made a significant impact with five goals and an assist in 28 league games for Hajduk Split, his market value has dropped from €5 million to €3.5 million.

Henry Onyekuru enjoyed a decent campaign at Adana Demirspor, contributing eight goals and three assists. However, a €500,000 reduction in market value has brought it down to €5.5 million from the previous €6 million.

-TheSunNews