‘Club Brugge remains the most expensive team in the country, De...

During the international break one has access to the frequently used website Transfermarkt decided to also update the transfer values ​​in Belgium. From those changes, the young talents in our competition turned out to be the big winners.

Despite the corona crisis, a lot of money was still spent on the transfer market and records were again broken in our league. Jonathan David, for example, left for France for a record sum and Jérémy Doku could also generate a lot of money. That has also given a boost to the players who currently still play in our country.

For example, the market value of Charles De Ketelaere was upgraded to no less than twelve million euros. The midfielder of Club Brugge is one of the most expensive young talents in our country. Nineteen-year-old Nicolas Raskin, who has completely broken through at Standard this season, also gained a higher market value. His amount has increased from 325,000 euros to no less than six million euros.

Other young talents such as Odilon Kossounou (From 4 to 6 million euros, Club Brugge), Youssouph Badji (3.5 to 5 million euros, Club Brugge), Davy Oyen (500,000 to 3 million euros, KRC Genk) and Aster Vranckx (7 , 5 million euros, KV Mechelen) saw their value increase.

Most expensive players
Club Brugge also has the most expensive core in our country with an amount of 144.2 million euros. The most expensive of these is Krépin Diatta, whose value is estimated at twenty million euros. He is chased by Emmanuel Dennis (sixteen million euros) and Hans Vanaken (fifteen million euros).

The second most expensive core in our country is that of RSC Anderlecht, with a value of 92.65 million euros. The most expensive player among the Brussels residents is Yari Verschaeren (13.5 million euros). This is followed by KRC Genk (78.10 million euros), KAA Gent (77.50 million euros) and Standard (75.75 million euros).

Lesser gods
The ‘cheapest’ core in our country is that of Waasland-Beveren, with a value of 14.55 million euros. KV Kortrijk (15.25 million euros), KV Oostende (16.25 million euros) and Beerschot (17.30 million euros) do slightly better than the Waaslanders.

Furthermore, various players also saw their market value issues. Often it concerns slightly older players such as Ruud Vormer (now 4.3 million euros), Sven Kums (2 million euros) and Vadis Odjidja (3 million euros). Also boys who could not convince such as David Okereke (4.5 million euros) and Didier Lamkel Zé (2.7 million euros, Antwerp FC) saw their value drop.