New market values: two BVB stars lose millions | OneFootball

After the end of the season, transfermarkt.de updated the market values of Bundesliga players. At BVB, of all teams, two stars are among the biggest losers, while young talents are making big gains.

The new market values from transfermarkt.de paint a mixed picture for Borussia Dortmund. While some young talents were able to significantly increase their value, several established professionals of all people have to accept notable losses. Karim Adeyemi and Serhou Guirassy are particularly affected, with both seeing their market values drop sharply in the latest Bundesliga update.

Adeyemi loses ten million euros and is now valued at just 40 million euros. The attacking player had recently only rarely been part of the starting eleven and was often used merely as a substitute. A summer transfer remains a topic. Guirassy is also among the big losers of the update. Despite solid performances in the second half of the season, his market value falls from 40 to 32 million euros. This means the striker has lost considerable value within just a few months.

Fabio Silva also moved downward, with his market value dropping from 28 to 22 million euros. Julian Brandt loses five million euros and is now at 15 million euros. There are also smaller declines for Yan Couto, Marcel Sabitzer, Emre Can, as well as backup goalkeepers Alexander Meyer and Patrick Drewes. Overall, according to the new figures, Dortmund’s squad loses 7.4 million euros in total value.

BVB market values: Adeyemi and Guirassy suffer major losses

On the positive side, it is mainly the young players making headlines. Samuele Inacio makes the biggest jump. The 18-year-old attacking talent increases his market value from three to 15 million euros, making him one of the biggest winners in the entire Bundesliga. Inacio had played his way into the spotlight in the second half of the season and most recently even received a call-up to the Italian national team.

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Luca Reggiani also makes a significant gain. The center-back doubles his market value from five to ten million euros. Jobe Bellingham has also improved again. The Englishman is now valued at 40 million euros, putting him alongside Adeyemi as one of BVB’s most valuable players.

The development clearly shows where the trend in Dortmund is heading: while several experienced professionals are losing market value, the young talents are becoming increasingly important. Players like Inacio and Reggiani in particular are seen at BVB as major hopes for the future.

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