Corinthians, Palmeiras and Santos: top squad value rises since 2024 | OneFootball

Corinthians, Palmeiras and Santos were the only Brazilians among the clubs with the most valued squads since the beginning of 2024. The list was published by the International Center for Sports Studies this Wednesday.

The ranking takes into account all players under contract with the club. It also considers the total evolution of the squad's value and the net evolution, considering the financial balance of the teams (including resales, but excluding bonuses) in the last two transfer windows.

Palmeiras is the leader among the Brazilians

The Verdão is the best placed among the three Brazilians and appears in the 28th position. Since 2024, the value of Palmeiras' squad has risen approximately R$ 411 million. There were R$ 560 million in gross evolution and R$ 149 million negatives in the last two transfer windows.

Next, Corinthians occupies the 54th position, with an evolution of R$ 199 million. The value of Timão's squad increased to almost R$ 218 million, while the club had R$ 18 million negatives in transfers.

Finally, Santos was in the 71st position. The total evolution of the players was R$ 155 million, in addition to a positive balance of R$ 12 million in the last two transfer windows. With this, the value of the squad rose to R$ 168 million.

Chelsea leads the world ranking

The squad that showed the highest appreciation since 2024 was Chelsea, from England, with an evolution of R$ 2.267 billion. There were R$ 2.316 billion in gross increase and R$ 49 million negatives in the last transfer windows.

Paris Saint-Germain (R$ 1.887 billion), Eintracht Frankfurt (R$ 1.831 billion), Barcelona (R$ 1.507 billion), Nottingham Forest (R$ 1.314 billion), Brentford (R$ 1.189 billion), Bournemouth (R$ 1.121 billion), Newcastle United (R$ 1.027 billion), Bayern Munich (R$ 946 million) and Villarreal (R$ 878 million) complete the top-10 of the squads that increased their market value the most.

On the other hand, the squad of Manchester United had the largest depreciation on the list, with a drop of R$ 2.348 billion.

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