Debate over economic crisis provoked by COVID-19 pandemic, Kylian Mbappé and Neymar devalue millions of euros
Including finding alternatives and resuming the competitions within the called ‘new normalcy’, the world of football follows the effects of the grave Economic crisis generated by the COVID-19 pandemic.
With its very hot arches, the sports market is already in the throes of solutions. Sondeverbod, some points, do not adjust to the pattern anterior to coronavirus.
Inform ‘Football Benchmark’ for a firm with the auditoría and KPMG, the consultant of the futuristic mercado, and 10.6% more than an año, the spread of the virus and no habitat alcanzado nivels pandémicos.
Neymar, who would like to see the most important part of world football, ‘Sufrió’ a devaluation of 10 million euros and now appear in the quarters of the ranking of the most important players of the day with an estimated value of 115 million euros, según el informe.
The leader of the Top 10 follows Kylian Mbappé, who has one devaluation of 15 million euros since the mayor paid between all the players presented in the ranking, continued with a market value estimated in 185 million euros.
Fue Harry Kane who underwent escalations in the classification. With 21 goals and 14 assists in the time presented with the Tottenham, delantero alcanzó the second place of the list, with a valuation in turn to the 125 million euros.
A continuation of the list of ten ten men that contains the most important part of the information on the football standard of KPMG:
1) Kylian Mbappé (Paris Saint-Germain): 185 million euros
2) Harry Kane (Tottenham): 125 million euros
3) Raheem Sterling (Manchester City): 125 million euros
4) Jadon Sancho (Borussia Dortmund): 118 million euros
5) Neymar (Paris Saint-Germain): 115 million euros
6) Mohamed Salah (Liverpool): 115 million euros
7) Marcus Rashford (Manchester United): 115 million euros
8) Kevin De Bruyne (Manchester City): 114 million euros
9) Trent Alexander-Arnold (Liverpool): 111 million euros
10) Sadio Mané (Liverpool): 110 million euros