PSG: valued at 210 million euros, Mbappé is the most expensive player in the world according to Football Benchmark

Paris Saint-Germain has the most precious treasure in world football.

While he is linked to PSG until June 2025, Kylian Mbappé is valued at 210 million euros by Football Benchmark.

Aged 24, the Bondynois is also the second oldest player in the Top 10 compiled by the data and analysis platform specializing in the economy of football.

⚽ Football Benchmark player valuation update: young talent dominates the ranking of most valuable football players. 

🔝 It says a lot about a trend in modern football that all 10 of the world's most valuable players are under the age of 25. pic.twitter.com/TwixDrdk1j

— Football Benchmark (@Football_BM) January 24, 2023

No player in this ranking is over 24 years old.

Dauphin of Mbappé, Erling Haaland has 22 springs but his market value is 32 million lower than that of the Frenchman.

Estimated at 178 million euros, the Norwegian did not however benefit from the World Cup to increase his rating, while Mbappé was the top scorer of the tournament.

The Englishman Jude Bellingham is already panicking in the future summer transfer window and completes the podium, with a price estimated at 147M €.

Losing momentum, the Spanish championship places four players in this Top 10: Madrid's Vinicius and Fede Valverde as well as Barcelona's Pedri and Gavi.

Rafael Leao, the first Serie A player in the standings, is only in 21st position.

At the youth level, Nuno Mendes is the seventh most expensive player among footballers under 21.

According to Football Benchmark, the Portuguese PSG would cost 67M € and is hot on the heels of Frenchman Eduardo Camavinga and his 83M €.

Author of a surprising World Cup, Randal Kolo Muani invites himself to the Top 10 of players whose price has jumped the most since October 2022. The value of the Frankfurt striker has evolved by 186%, or 25 million euros, surely boosted by the World Cup.

Finally, PSG has the sixth most expensive collective in the world.

The cumulative price of its entire workforce peaks at 1.022 billion euros.

English clubs Manchester City, Liverpool and Chelsea dominate this ranking, ahead of Bayern Munich, future opponents of the Ligue 1 leader in the Champions League.