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Transfermarkt has updated the market values of allLiga Portugal players after the end of the season, highlighting the dominance ofDarwin Núñez in particular. After an inconsistent first season, the 22-year-old forward has shown this year whyBenfica paid a record fee of €24 million to UD Almería two years ago. Thanks to 26 goals in the league and six more in the Champions League, including against Bayern Munich, FC Barcelona and Liverpool, it goes up by €15 million to now €55 million for the striker who was already the most valuable player in Portugal ahead of the update.

“Núñez is a fast, physically strong striker who is difficult to defend. Virgil van Dijk recently said in an interview that Darwin was among the attackers who were the most difficult to defend – alongside players like Haaland, Messi, Mbappé and Agüero. The Uruguayan still has one or two technical flaws in his game and, in my opinion, still needs to work on his ball control. However, if he can get that right, he will have a great career ahead of him,” says Marcel de Almeida, Area Manager Portugal at Transfermarkt.

Market Value D. Núñez Centre-Forward €55.00m

With the jump to €55 million, Núñez reaches a new personal best and is the most valuable player ever under contract in the Liga Portugal afterJoão Félix (2019, €70 million at Benfica) andBruno Fernandes (2020, €60 million at Sporting). In addition, Núñez continues to extend his lead as the most valuable player outside the top 5 leagues, although this status may be lost if he moves in the summer. The centre-forward has been linked with a move to Manchester United in particular.

Núñez ahead of Adeyemi & Co. – The most valuable players outside the top 5 leagues Mehdi Taremi – Porto – Market Value: €20m &copyimago images

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Luka Sucic – Red Bull Salzburg – Market Value: €20m &copyimago images

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Nicolas Seiwald – Red Bull Salzburg – Market Value: €20m &copyimago images

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Noussair Mazraoui – Ajax – Market Value: €20m &copyimago images

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Alejandro Grimaldo – Benfica – Market Value: €20m &copyimago images

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Wilmar Barrios – Zenit St. Petersburg – Market Value: €20m &copyimago images

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Ricardo Horta – SC Braga – Market Value: €20m &copyiamgo images

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Edson Álvarez – Ajax – Market Value: €20m &copyimago images

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Aleksandar Mitrovic – Fulham – Market Value: €20m &copyimago images

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Dodô – Shakhtar Donetsk – Market Value: €20m &copyimago images

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David Neres – Shakhtar Donetsk – Market Value: €20m &copyimago images

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Rafa Silva – Benfica – Market Value: €20m &copyimago images

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Danilo – Palmeiras – Market Value: €22m &copyimago images

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Malcom – Zenit St. Petersburg – Market Value: €22m &copychampionat.com

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Evanilson – Porto – Market Value: €22m &copyimago images

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Noa Lang – Club Brugge – Market Value: €22m &copyimago images

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Julian Weigl – Benfica – Market Value: €22m &copyimago images

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Gonçalo Inácio – Sporting CP – Market Value: €23m &copyimago images

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Julián Álvarez – River Plate – Market Value: €23m &copyfotobaires.com

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Pablo Sarabia – Sporting CP – Market Value: €25m &copyimago images

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Brenden Aaronson – Red Bull Salzburg – Market Value: €25m &copyimago images

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Viktor Tsygankov – Dynamo Kyiv – Market Value: €25m &copyimago images

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Fabio Vieira – Porto – Market Value: €25m &copyimago images

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Cody Gakpo – PSV Eindhoven – Market Value: €25m &copyimago images

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Pedro Porro – Sporting CP – Market Value: €25m &copyimago images

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Joao Palhinha – Sporting CP – Market Value: €25m &copyimago images

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Gabriel Barbosa – Flamengo – Market Value: €25m &copyimago images

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Mohamed Camara – Red Bull Salzburg – Market Value: €27m &copyimago images

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Otávio – Porto – Market Value: €30m &copyimago images

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Vitinha – Porto – Market Value: €30m &copyimago images

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Charles De Ketelaere – Club Brugge – Market Value: €30m &copyimago images

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Jurien Timber – Ajax – Market Value: €30m &copyimago images

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Sébastien Haller – Ajax – Market Value: €30m &copyimago images

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Pedro Goncalves – Sporting CP – Market Value: €30m &copyimago images

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Lisandro Martínez – Ajax – Market Value: €30m &copyimago images

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Matheus Nunes – Sporting CP – Market Value: €35m &copyimago images

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Ryan Gravenberch – Ajax – Market Value: €35m &copyimago images

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Karim Adeyemi – Red Bull Salzburg – Market Value: €35m &copyimago images

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Antony – Ajax – Market Value: €35m &copyimago images

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Darwin Núñez – Benfica – Market Value: €55m &copyimago images

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Despite Núñez’s strong season, Benfica failed to win the league for a third time in a row. This year,FC Porto were too strong and secured their 30th title as well as the cup win. A big part in this was played by midfielder Vitinha, who rises from €24 million to €30 million and is now the most valuable player in the squad, together withOtávio (+€5 million to €30 million). “Vitinha is a technically very strong player who sets the rhythm of the game. Porto is lucky that Wolves did not exercise their option to buy him last summer,” de Almeida says, describing the 22-year-old Portuguese, who was rewarded with a call-up to the national team in March.

Market Value Vitinha Central Midfield €30.00m

Other upgrades at FC Porto includeFábio Vieira (+€8 million to €25 million),Mehdi Taremi (+€3 million to €20 million),Pepê (+€3 million to €18 million),João Mário (+€2 million to €15 million),Evanilson (+€2 million to €22 million),Mbemba (+€2 million to €17 million),Zaidu (+€2 million to €10 million) and first-choice keeper Diogo Costa. The 22-year-old Portuguese with Swiss roots has not only ousted long-time number oneAgustín Marchesín (-€2 million to €4 million) from the Porto goal, but also Rui Patricio in the national team. This is rewarded with an increase of €9 million to €25 million.

Núñez stays at the top – The most valuable Liga Portugal players 27 Odysseas Vlachodimos | Benfica | Market Value: €15m &copyimago images

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26 Roman Yaremchuk | Benfica | Market Value: €15m (-€1m) &copyimago images

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25 Éverton | Benfica | Market Value: €15m (-€3m) &copyimago images

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24 Marcus Edwards | Sporting | Market Value: €15m (+€2m) &copyimago images

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23 David Carmo | SC Braga | Market Value: €15m (+€5m) &copyimago images

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22 João Mário | Porto | Market Value: €15m (+€3m) &copyimago images

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21 Manuel Ugarte | Sporting | Market Value: €15m (+€3m) &copyimago images

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20 Mateus Uribe | Porto | Market Value: €16m &copyImago/TM

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19 Mbema | Porto | Market Value: €17m (+€2m) &copyimago images

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18 Pepê | Porto | Market value: €18m (+€3m) &copyimago images

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17 Mehdi Taremi | Porto | Market value: €20m (+€3m) &copyimago images

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16 Rafa Silva | Benfica | Market Value: €20m (-€5m) &copyimago images

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15 Ricardo Horta | SC Braga | Market Value: €20m &copyiamgo images

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14 Alejandro Grimaldo | Benfica | Market Value: €20m &copyimago images

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13 Julian Weigl | Benfica | Market Value: €22m &copyimago images

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12 Evanilson | Porto | Market Value: €22m (+€2m) &copyimago images

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11 Gonçalo Inácio | Sporting | Market Value: €23m (+€5m) &copyimago images

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10 Pablo Sarabia | Sporting | Market Value: €25m &copyimago images

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9 João Palhinha | Sporting | Market Value: €25m (-€1m) &copyimago images

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8 Pedro Porro | Sporting | Market Value: €25m &copyimago images

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7 Fábio Vieira | Porto | Market Value: €25m (+€8m) &copyimago images

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6 Diogo Costa | Porto | Market Value: €25m (+€9m) &copyimago images

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5 Otávio | Porto | Market Value: €30m (+€5m) &copyimago images

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4 Pedro Gonçalves | Sporting | Market Value: €30m (-€5m) &copySporting/Transfermarkt

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3 Vitinha | Porto | Market Value: €30m (+€6m) &copyimago images

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2 Matheus Nunes | Sporting | Market Value: €35m (+€5m) &copyimago images

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1 Darwin Núñez | Benfica | Market Value: €55m (+€8m) &copyimago images

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Overall, the total value of the Porto squad increases by €39.2 million to €298.5 million, with the Dragões surpassing Benfica (-€2.5 million to €269 million) andSporting (+€2.4 million to €263.6 million) again.

Sporting: Another minus for former top scorer Pedro Gonçalves

The season was less successful for last year’s top scorer, Pedro Gonçalves. “The 23-year-old was unable to match his performances from 2020/21 despite good scoring figures at Sporting. He repeatedly had to deal with injuries this season and therefore never really got going. He was also not considered for the national team recently. However, he is still one of the best and most intelligent players in the league,” says de Almeida, describing the winger’s situation.

Market Value P. Gonçalves Left Winger €30.00m

As in the interim update in March, Gonçalves has to accept a minus. From €35 million it goes down to €30 million. As a result, the right-footed forward loses his status as Sporting’s most valuable player and drops behind Matheus Nunes, who goes the opposite way and rises by €5 million to now €35 million. In the league-internal ranking, the central midfielder also jumps to second place as a result.

How Transfermarkt market values work

The Transfermarkt market values are calculated, taking into account various pricing models. A major factor is the Transfermarkt community, whose members discuss and evaluate player market values in detail. In general, the Transfermarkt market values are not to be equated with transfer fees.

The goal is not to predict a price but an expected value of a player in a free market. Both individual transfer modalities and situational conditions are relevant in determining market values. Examples of this are listed below. Transfermarkt does not use an algorithm (you can find the detailed market value definition here).

Market values Portugal: Núñez extends lead – 2nd downgrade in a row for Sporting’s Gonçalves