Many football stars have seen their market values skyrocket this season after showing impressive performances and signing new contracts.
According to data presented by SportsLens.com, SSC Napoli rising star Kvica Kvaradzkeria tops the list of the biggest market value gainers of the 2022/23 football season, with his valuation of 4,500 since last July. million euros is also skyrocketing.
Khvicha Kvaratskhelia’s market value quadrupled after joining SSC Napoli
The 22-year-old Georgian has dominated Serie A since signing a five-year contract with SSC Napoli last summer, joining the team from Dynamo Batumi on a €10 million deal.
Serie A may be a league accustomed to losing its biggest star every summer, but it looks like it has found a new star in Khvicha Kvaratskhelia. The 22-year-old is known in Naples as “Kvaradona” and is highly regarded in a city where Diego is king.
The famous leftist also tops the list of biggest market value gainers, according to TransferMarkt data. Since his July 2022 when he joined his SSC Napoli, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia’s market value has quadrupled, jumping from €15m to his €60m.
Croatia’s Josko Gvardiol, who has been playing for RB Leipzig since July 2021, has seen the second biggest gain in market value this season. After an impressive performance at the 2022 FIFA World Cup, the 21-year-old centre-back’s market value jumped by €40 million, rising from €35 million to €75 million in six months.
According to statistics, Manchester United’s 22-year-old star Anthony stands in third place for the biggest market value gainers. Last year, the Red Devils paid the famous right winger a staggering €95million transfer fee. Antony’s move to the Premier League set his market value at a record high. Last June his Antony’s market value was €35 million, now he is €75 million.
Enzo Fernández and Bukayo Saka receive €40m and €35m increases
According to the statistics, Enzo Fernández has the fourth biggest gain in market value this season, after Anthony. Last month, the 22-year-old broke Jack Grealish’s record to become the most expensive English transfer ever after joining Chelsea on a deal worth €121m.
Moreover, according to TransferMarkt data, his market value jumped from €15 million to €55 million this season, jumping €40 million.
Statistics show that Arsenal’s Bukayo Saka has the fifth biggest increase in market value, with his valuation rising from €65m to €100m since the start of the season.