HSV market values: Vuskovic tops the list of big winners! | OneFootball

The latest market value update from transfermarkt.de is generating plenty of positive headlines for HSV. One name stands out.

Luka Vuskovic is among the big winners of the new evaluation published on Friday. His market value has risen from 40 to 60 million euros in the March update. This means the value of the central defender has already quintupled since his loan move to HSV last August. Only Yan Diomande from RB Leipzig recorded a bigger jump across the league.

With the new market value, Vuskovic is now among the most valuable players in the Bundesliga and already ranks in the top ten. Within the HSV squad, the gap to the competition is particularly noticeable: Fabio Vieira, currently the second most expensive player for Hamburg, follows with a price tag of 18 million euros in 87th place. His strong performances in recent weeks were not rewarded with an increase.

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HSV Market Values: Many Winners, Few Losers

The new figures not only highlight Vuskovic's individual development but also reflect the general upward trend at HSV. Several players were able to increase their market value: Albert Sambi Lokonga and Nicolai Remberg each gained two million euros. Miro Muheim (+1 million), William Mikelbrencis (+1 million), Nicolas Capaldo (+1 million), and Warmed Omari (+500,000) also recorded slight gains.

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The only clear loser in the current update is winter newcomer Albert Gronbaek. The Dane has yet to play for HSV due to persistent injury problems. His market value was adjusted downward by three million euros, now standing at five million euros. The previously unsuccessful Damion Downs (-1 million) also has to accept slight losses.

The same applies to Giorgi Gocholeishvilli. The Georgian is now only the third-choice right-back behind Mikelbrencis and Bakery Jatta, and has played correspondingly rarely in recent weeks. Instead of 3.5 million euros, the Donetsk loanee is now worth 2.5 million euros.

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