Top 10 Most Valuable Players In Group F – FIFA World Cup 2022

Top 10 Most Valuable Players In Group F - FIFA World Cup 2022
Top 10 Most Valuable Players In Group F - FIFA World Cup 2022
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Here are the top 10 most valuable players in Group F of 2022 FIFA World Cup

Who is the most valuable player in Group F? Fans waited for so long for the draws to be announced and the results weren’t that bad. Though it took a little long for the draw ceremony to start but they are finally here.

This article will tell you about the top 10 most valuable players in Group F of 2022 FIFA World Cup.

Most Valuable Players

  1. Achraf Hakimi – €70m
  2. Youri Tielemans – € 55m
  3. Jonathan David – €50m
  4. Mateo Kovacic – €45m
  5. Youssef En-Nesyri – €35m
  6. Joško Gvardiol – €30m
  7. Leander Dendoncker – €30m
  8. Mario Pašalić – €28m
  9. Charles De Ketelaere – €27m
  10. Nikola Vlašić – €25m

Turkey played quite good in in the World Cup qualifier. Though they have a pretty good team, they are not the favourites to win the FIFA World Cup trophy this year. However, we can’t say much about the predictions as anything can happen anytime.

Achraf Hakimi is one of the best left backs in the world right now. He has been amazing for PSG since the start of the 2021/22 season. Talking about Youri Tielemans, he is in talks with other Premier League clubs.

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Leicester City manager Brendan Rodgers said: “Recruitment is absolutely critical to a club like ourselves”   

“It takes money, and the competition in the league will only grow in the Premier League.

“If you look at the investments of Newcastle and Aston Villa, and other very wealthy owners supporting the likes of West Ham, it’s going to be a real challenge.”

“We’ve got a fantastic group of players here and we can’t be afraid to say we don’t have the resources of some of these clubs, but that doesn’t mean we can’t fight, or develop and challenge,” he concluded.

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