The German transfer market has taken stock of the historical value records of players from various African countries. Salah and Mane are tied for the most valuable players in African history with 150 million euros. The following is the specific valu...
The German transfer market has taken stock of the historical value records of players from various African countries. Salah and Mane are tied for the most valuable players in African history with 150 million euros.
The following is the specific value of the most valuable players in African countries in history:
Achraf (Morocco, 2025): 80 million euros
Mane (Senegal, 2019): 150 million euros
Salah (Egypt, 20 18 years): €150 million
Mahrez (Algeria, 2018): €60 million
Nicolas Pepe (Ivory Coast, 2019): €75 million
Osimhen (Nigeria, 2023): 1 .200 million euros
Hazri (Tunisia, 2019): 16 million euros
Mbemo (Cameroon, 2025): 55 million euros
McCarthy (South Africa, 2005): 15 million euros
Bissouma (Malaysia) (Burkina Faso, 2024): €35 million - Bisaka (DRC, 2019): €40 million Tapsoba (Burkina Faso, 2024): €45 million Logan Costa (Cape Verde, 2024) Year): 18 million euros
Thomas Partey (Ghana, 2019): 50 million euros
Aubameyang (Gabon, 2018): 75 million euros
Naby Keita (Guinea, 2018): 65 million euros
Obita (Uganda, 2017): €3 million
Dhaka (Zambia, 2021): €22 million
Carmo (Angola, 2022): €20 million
Sessegnon (Benin, 200 9 years): €15 million
Mascarel (Equatorial Guinea, 2019): €14 million
Mandava (Mozambique, 2022): €25 million
Omari (Comoros, 202 3 years): €10 million
Samata (Tanzania, 2019): €12 million
Marcelin (Madagascar, 2020): €7 million
Nyambe (Namibia, 2021): €22.5 million
Coita (Mauritania, 2023): 5 million euros
Wanyama (Kenya, 2018): 30 million euros
Musrati (Libya, 2023): 16 million euros
Minter (Gambia, 20 25 years): 30 million euros
Isa (Sudan, 2018): 1 million euros
Mazo (Niger, 2009): 4 million euros
Dekin (Togo, 2020): 30 million euros
Caron (Serbia) La Leone, 2005): €10 million
Munesi (Zimbabwe, 2025): €15 million
Mzawa (Malawi, 2019): €950,000
Goho (Rwanda, 2016): €2.5 million
Beto (Guinea-Bissau, 2025): €25 million
Samba (Republic of the Congo, 2013): €15 million
Dithokwe (Botswana, 2024): €850,000
Kondogbia (Central African Republic, 2018): €30 million
Ndayishimiye (Burundi, 2023): €18 million
Doli (Liberia, 2024): €10 million
Nasir ( Ethiopia, 2023): €650,000
Motebon (Lesotho, 2024): €400,000
Figueiredio (Swaziland, 2025): €500,000
Jo (South Sudan, 2023): €500,000
Moandil Majhi (Chad, 2025): 3.5 million euros
Ross (Mauritius, 2015): 3.5 million euros
Ali (Djibouti, 2023): 175,000 euros
Lial (Sao Tome and Principe) , 2013): €2.3 million
Bwana (Somalia, 2020): €1 million
Manzini (Seychelles, 2011): €3.5 million
Goitung (Eritrea, 2008): €3.2 million
