Lamine Yamal Reaches 220 Million Euros After World Cup Victory
Spain’s World Cup triumph continues to boost Lamine Yamal’s value. At just 19 years old, the FC Barcelona player has crossed a threshold never before reached in the Transfermarkt rankings and solidifies his position at the top of world football.
The World Cup is over, but Lamine Yamal continues to reap its rewards. In its latest update published after the competition, Transfermarkt has increased the market value of the Spanish international by 20 million euros.
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The FC Barcelona player thus moves from 200 to 220 million euros. He becomes, alongside Erling Haaland, the first footballer to reach such a valuation in the platform’s history. The two players now jointly occupy first place worldwide.
This new increase comes after the world title won by Spain. Lamine Yamal, who celebrated his 19th birthday during the competition, adds the World Cup to a trophy cabinet that already included Euro 2024 and the Spanish championship.
His value had already reached 200 million euros before the tournament. Transfermarkt then considered the Barcelona player as the most expensive in the world, tied with Manchester City’s Norwegian striker. The World Cup now allows them together to break a new barrier.
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Lamine Yamal and Erling Haaland now surpass Kylian Mbappé, whose value is estimated at 200 million euros. The Frenchman remains on the podium, but is no longer keeping pace with the two new record holders.
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