Not Schlotterbeck: One BVB star now valued at €60 million | OneFootball

The market value update brings Borussia Dortmund strong gains and catapults the squad value past the 500-million mark. Leading the way is a BVB star whose value rises by 15 million to 60 million euros.

Borussia Dortmund is among the big winners of the latest market value update by Transfermarkt.de. The total value of BVB’s squad rises from 438 million to 500.5 million euros. That corresponds to an increase of over 60 million euros or around 14 percent. This underscores the second-placed team’s strong sporting development and successful start to the season: after nine matchdays, Dortmund remains unbeaten.

At the top of the value increases is striker Karim Adeyemi. The 23-year-old boosts his market value by 15 million euros to 60 million. Across all competitions, Adeyemi already has six goal contributions in eight appearances for BVB.

Other players are also benefiting significantly. Full-back Daniel Svensson has almost doubled his market value from 12 to 22 million euros, underlining his rapid development. Jobe Bellingham, who had a stuttering start in Dortmund, is now worth 30 million euros — an increase of eight million.

From Svensson to Silva: BVB stars have become more valuable

Fábio Silva, who made his Bundesliga debut in the 2–0 win against Mainz, rose from 20 to 28 million euros, an increase of 40 percent. Felix Nmecha (35m) and Maximilian Beier (30m) also benefit from the team’s strong performances.

In addition, several talents received moderate but positive adjustments. Cole Campbell rose by 3.5 million to 5 million, Almugera Kabar to 2 million, Filippo Mané to 2.5 million, and Carney Chukwuemeka to 20 million euros.

With these developments, Dortmund now sits comfortably ahead of Bayer Leverkusen (426.75m) and Eintracht Frankfurt (383.9m) in the Bundesliga, while RB Leipzig stands at 366.25 million. Only FC Bayern remains unreachably top with a squad value of 951.65 million euros.

The market value increases reflect BVB’s strong start to the season with 14 points from the first six matchdays. Stars like Adeyemi, Svensson, and Bellingham are among the most sought-after talents in the Bundesliga — a development that sporting director Sebastian Kehl is sure to appreciate.

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