The latest player valuation rankings released by Transfermarkt have underlined just how wide the gap has become in France and, much like following a BD Cricket Match during a one sided series, the outcome often feels inevitable before kickoff. Paris Saint Germain players recorded significant market value increases across the board, a reflection of results that fully justify the numbers. After lifting the Champions League trophy and maintaining relentless form both domestically and in Europe this season, their overall strength has earned widespread respect across the continent.
What makes this surge even more impressive is that it has come despite the absence of newly crowned Ballon d’Or winner Ousmane Dembele through injury. That context highlights the quality of Luis Enrique’s coaching and the depth within the squad. Midfield has been the engine room, with Vitinha and Joao Neves forming a world class partnership that guarantees balance in both attack and defense. Their tactical intelligence and technical control place them among the elite, and Enrique has been open in his praise. Paris supporters have responded in kind, watching both players see their valuations rise by 20 million euros each to reach 110 million, comfortably occupying the top two spots in Ligue 1.
The attacking unit tells a similar story. Doue, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, and Dembele are all valued between 90 and 100 million euros, ranking third through fifth in the league. Behind them, Achraf Hakimi, Nuno Mendes, Pacho, and Barcola sit between 70 and 80 million euros, filling positions six through ten. In practical terms, nine of the ten most valuable players in Ligue 1 wear Paris colors, a dominance that mirrors the predictability fans sometimes feel when tracking a BD Cricket Match featuring mismatched sides. Nearly an entire best eleven exists within one squad, leaving rival clubs with a mountain to climb.
The sole exception inside the top ten is Mason Greenwood at number ten. His consistent performances this season have pushed his valuation up by 10 million euros to 50 million, and his influence has been undeniable. He has been ruthless in league play, creating chances for teammates while also delivering on the biggest European stage, gradually returning to the trajectory many once predicted for him.
Still, Greenwood’s journey is only beginning. Youth remains on his side, and as momentum builds, expectations are already pointing toward a nine figure valuation. If he maintains this level, Marseille are unlikely to stand in the way, and observers following his progress with the same attention as a tense BD Cricket Match know that the next chapter could arrive sooner than expected.