Manchester United’s Kobbie Mainoo the Biggest Winner in Premier League’s Latest Market Value Update

Manchester United’s Kobbie Mainoo the Biggest Winner in Premier League’s Latest Market Value Update

Byron Pillay
March 15, 2024 at 8:57 PM
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  • Kobbie Mainoo was the biggest winner as Transfermarkt released its latest market value update
  • Manchester United's Mainoo was not selected for the English national team depite his performances
  • Phil Foden is now of of the most valuable players in the world after the latest market value update

Kobbie Mainoo is only 18, but he’s one of the most talked about youngsters at the moment.

The Manchester United starlet has enjoyed an impressive season with the Red Devils, and has seen his market value increase as a result.

Manchester United's Kobbie Mainoo is the biggest winner in the latest market value updates.
Kobbie Mainoo has seen his value increase by €29 million in Transfermarkt's latest market value update. Image: Catherine Ivill.
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With Transfermarkt releasing their latest update, Sports Brief looks at the 10 biggest winners when it comes to market values.

Kobbie Mainoo – up €29 million

Mainoo has made 22 appearances for the senior squad and has become an integral part of Erik ten Hag’s side.

The youngster is now valued at €36 million and is the fourth most valuable teenage midfielder in the world.

Mainoo is an English nation, but holds dual citizenship thanks to his parents coming from Ghana.

As noted by GhanaWeb, the Black Stars are keeping a close eye on the youngster after he wasn’t called up for the English national team. That means he could still play for the African side if he chooses.

Phil Foden – up €20 million

The Manchester City star is proving to be one of the best attacking threats in world football at the moment, and has been a real weapon for Pep Guardiola’s side.

Foden has already banged in 18 goals this season, and notched up 10 assists in all competitions for the Citizens.

Now valued at €130 million, Foden is the sixth most valuable player in world football.

As noted by Football Insider, Foden is keen for a new contract with the side, and City could pull out all the stops to make sure he agrees.

Ivan Toney – up €15 million

Third on the list is the Brentford striker, Toney, who is now valued at €50 million.

The 27-year-old recently returned to action after serving a lengthy suspension, and has already scored four goals in nine games.

His impressive performances have seen him linked with a move to Arsenal, and also earn a callup to the English national team for the friendlies against Brazil and Belgium, GOAL noted.

Conor Bradley and Pedro Neto – up €13 million

In joint fourth are Liverpool’s Bradley and Wolverhampton Wanderers’ Neto.

Bradley has been a revelation for the Reds since deputising for Trent Alexander-Arnold.

The 20-year-old has made 22 appearances for Jurgen Klopp’s men in all competitions and has scored once and notched up six assists. He is currently valued at €15 million.

Neto, on the other hand, has seen his value shoot up to €55 million.

The winger has made 23 appearances for Wolves this season, finding the back of the net three times. He has also notched up 11 assists during that time. The Portuguese star is currently sought after by a few teams.

The rest of the top ten are:

Player

Team

Market Value Increase

Current Market Value

Adam Wharton

Crystal Palace

€10 million

€20 million

Oscar Bobb

Manchester City

€10 million

€25 million

Dominic Solanke

Bournemouth AFC

€10 million

€35 million

Alejandro Garnacho

Manchester United

€10 million

€40 million

Matheus Cunha

Wolverhampton Wanderers

€10 million

€42 million

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Byron Pillay is a sports writer and Head of the Department at Sports Brief (joined in 2022) with over 10 years of experience in community journalism and a degree in journalism from Caxton's Cadet School.