These 5 Latin American players increased their value after the World Cup
The biggest event of the football is the great showcase for players and thanks to it 5 Latin Americans now cost more than the previous season
The celebration of an event as important as the World Cup becomes a great showcase for players. So much so that it even changes the monetary cost of some of the soccer players who were present in that dispute, including Latin Americans.
Leer en español: Los 5 futbolistas latinoamericanos que incrementaron su valor tras el Mundial Rusia 2018
Here, LatinAmerican Post shares the list of the five players from our continent who increased their value in this transfer market, which has already entered its final stretch.
Phillipe Coutinho (Brazil)
According to the Spanish specialized portal As, the Brazilian of FC Barcelona, Phillipe Coutinho, was the most outstanding player of the Canarinha team during the last World Cup. The Brazilian excelled especially in the group stage scoring a great goal in their first meeting, which is why he raised his quotation from 100 to 120 million euros and also became the eighth most valued player on the planet.
Paulo Dybala (Argentina)
While it is true that the Argentina National Team did not play its best tournament in Russia 2018 and that 'La Joya' Paulo Dybala played little time, both considerations did not prevent its value from rising.
According to the newspaper La República, after detailing the list of the most valued players in the world of Transfermarket magazine, the Juventus striker occupied the tenth place, with a value of 110 million Euros.
"Although Neymar and Messi top the list of Transfermarket with 180 million Euros each, none of their performances raised their value. Contrarian to what happens with Dybala, who won important millions to his quotation", mentioned the aforementioned media.
Also read: The Latin American soccer players that will shine in the next edition of the Champions League
José María Giménez (Uruguay)
Surprisingly, the third location is occupied by the Uruguayan player José María Giménez.
The Uruguayan is part of Atlético de Madrid, the team that most increased its value for this transfer market. Gimenez scored the first goal of Uruguay in Russia 2018 and was one of the most solvent defenders of the Cup, action that led him to improve his price.
According to As, Giménez is the twelfth player who most increased his value from the World Cup, rising from 45 to 50 million Euros and surpassing much more named players like the world champions Corentin Tolisso, Benjamin Pavard.
Willian (Brazil)
If there is a player who has never had an enviable cost, but because of his talent he has been able to increase it, that is the Brazilian midfielder Willian.
In the publication of more revalued As and with which the Republic coincides, Willian appears in the first planes, since he went from costing from 32 to 36 million Euros. Although this value does not seem very high in comparison to others of his position, it is very important for him and especially for Chelsea.
Hirving "Chucky" Lozano (Mexico)
Finally, the Mexican Hirving "Chucky" Lozano stands as the last member of the total list published by the aforementioned Spanish portal, to significantly increase his value in this post-world transfer season.
Despite the fact that the Mexican national team lost against Brazil, Lozano had been one of the sensations so far in the Aztec cast, especially for his performance against Germany, where he scored the only goal of the match. This registration earned the player of the Dutch PSV the increase of his value from 25 to 30 million Euros, a figure that also leads him to be an accessible midfielder for the big clubs.
LatinAmerican Post | Freddy González
Translated from “Los 5 futbolistas latinoamericanos que incrementaron su valor tras el Mundial Rusia 2018”
