Update Super League
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Alvyn Sanches (22) underlined its status as the most valuable player in the market value update of the Swiss Super League and expanded his lead at the top. The central midfielder from FC Lausanne-Sport is the biggest winner of 5 million euros and is now 4 million at EUR 14 million instead of 2 million euros before his first pursuer. There is also a million plus for Bavaria’s loan Nestory Irankunda (19).
“Sanches is the second best shooter with twelve hits and with 16 goal participations third best scorer of the league. He was also called for the first time in the line-up of the Swiss national team. International top teams are said to have already stored their interest in the midfielder, which is why an upgrading is only consequently,” explains market value-admin Niels Menko (“Doni07”). Borussia Mönchengladbach was also traded as an applicant.
In addition to Sanches, FC Luganos Mattia Zanotti (22) and BSC Young Boys’ Jaouen Hadjam (21) also record clear growth. Both climbing 3 million each to EUR 10 million or 7 million, so the more second value of the Swiss league remains. Irankunda, switched from Munich to the Grasshopper Club Zurich in winter until the end of the season, meanwhile increases by a million euros to EUR 4 million. The wing striker has not missed a game since his arrival and has so far prepared three goals in ten games.
Market value update Super League: Minus for Karweina
While the market values for 21 players are raised by a seven-digit amount, there are also two with one million minus. It is Berns Alan Virginius (22) and Basel Marin Soticek (20), which fall by 2 million to 3 million or a million to 2 million euros.
The red pencil is also scheduled for Sinan Karweina (25) by FC Lucerne. The former Cologne talent had moved from Austria Klagenfurt to Switzerland last summer, but this year after a previous muscle injury, mostly only came from the bank. For the striker, it goes from 1.7 million to a million euros. Karweina is the only German in which the taxation changes. Basel’s most valuable among them remains Anton Kade (21) with 5 million euros.
This is how the transfer market market values work
The transfer market market values are taken into account, taking into account various pricing models and a strong inclusion of the transfer market community, which deals with the values in detailed discussions. The transfer market values are not to be equated with the transfer sums actually paid.
The goal is not to predict a price, but an expectation value. When collecting the market value, both individual transfer modalities and situational framework conditions are relevant to a certain extent. Examples will be here listed. Transfer market does not use algorithm (For detailed market value definition).