The market value of Egyptian international Mohamed Salah, a player for Turkish club Trabzonspor, has declined. He is among 13 players in the squad whose marketing values have decreased, according to the latest update from "Transfermarkt" following the conclusion of the summer transfer window.
Salah is no longer the most expensive player at Trabzonspor
Following the recent update, the market values of 13 players, including Mohamed Salah, at Turkish side Trabzonspor have dropped, while the values of six players increased, and the market values of ten players remained unchanged.
The total market value of the Trabzonspor team reached €184.3 million. Newly signed Franklin Godoy Diego became the most valuable player with a market value of €22 million, followed by Chibueze in second place with a value of €18 million.
Mohamed Salah ranked third with a value of €17 million, after his market value dropped by several million euros, having previously been €23 million, making him the most expensive player in the squad.
Salah is not alone.. Players whose market values dropped at Trabzonspor
The list of players whose market values decreased at Trabzonspor is as follows:
Mohamed Salah: A decrease of €5 million (from €23 million to €17 million)
Fabinho: A decrease of €4 million (from €12 million to €8 million)
Batista Mendy: A decrease of €2.5 million (from €7.5 million to €5 million)
André Onana: A decrease of €2 million (from €10 million to €8 million)
Arseniy Batagov: A decrease of €1 million (from €11 million to €10 million)
Cenk Özkaçar: A decrease of €1 million (from €4 million to €3 million)
Benjamin Bouchouari: A decrease of €1 million (from €4.5 million to €3.5 million)
Okan Yokuşlu: A decrease of €600,000 (from €1.4 million to €800,000)
Ruslan Malinovskyi: A decrease of €500,000 (from €2.5 million to €2 million)
Samet Akaydin: A decrease of €200,000 (from €1.2 million to €1 million)
Onuralp Çevikkan: A decrease of €200,000 (from €1 million to €800,000)
Cihan Çanak: A decrease of €200,000 (from €2 million to €1.8 million)
Umut Nayir: A decrease of €200,000 (from €600,000 to €400,000)