Here are the ten players who saw the biggest decreases in their valuation in the year 2025 across Europe’s top leagues.
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Phil Foden – Manchester City
The 2023-24 PFA Player of the Year endured a dip last season, scoring 13 goals in 49 appearances. Although he has bounced back with 10 goals and four assists this term, his market value has dropped by £52m (€60m) to £69.7m (€80m). This represents the steepest decline across Europe in 2025.
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Rodri – Manchester City
Rodri’s valuation fell by £47.9m (€55m), leaving him priced at £65.3m (€75m). The 2024 Ballon d’Or winner suffered a serious knee injury last September and has since struggled with hamstring issues. He has started only four Premier League matches this season, with Pep Guardiola cautious about his fitness.
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Vinicius Jnr – Real Madrid
Once tipped for the Ballon d’Or, Vinicius has endured a difficult campaign under new coach Xabi Alonso. He has scored just five goals in all competitions, leading to a £43.5m (€50m) drop in value. His updated market price stands at £130.7m (€150m).
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Gavi – Barcelona
The young midfielder’s valuation fell by £34.8m (€40m), leaving him valued at £34.8m (€40m). Injuries and inconsistency have hampered his progress, contributing to one of the largest drops among La Liga players.
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Rodrygo – Real Madrid
Rodrygo’s market value decreased by £34.8m (€40m), taking him to £52.2m (€60m). Like Vinicius, he has struggled to adapt under Alonso, with his form dipping significantly compared to previous seasons.
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Martin Odegaard – Arsenal
Arsenal’s captain has faced injury setbacks in 2025, which may explain his £30.5m (€35m) drop in value. His current valuation is £65.8m (€75m), reflecting the impact of missed matches on his market standing.
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Bernardo Silva – Manchester City
Another member of City’s treble-winning squad to see his value fall, Silva’s price dropped by £28.7m (€33m). He is now valued at £23.5m (€27m), a sharp decline from his previous standing.
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Florian Wirtz – Liverpool
Liverpool’s record signing has struggled since moving from Bayer Leverkusen for £116m in August. His value has fallen by £26m (€30m) to £95.9m (€110m). Wirtz was previously valued at £122m (€140m) at the end of 2024, but his adaptation to the Premier League has been difficult.
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Eduardo Camavinga – Real Madrid
Camavinga’s valuation dropped by £26m (€30m), leaving him priced at £43.5m (€50m). His performances have dipped under Alonso, mirroring the struggles of his teammates Vinicius and Rodrygo.
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Ronald Araujo – Barcelona
The defender’s market value fell by £26m (€30m), taking him to £21.7m (€25m). Injuries and Barcelona’s inconsistent season have contributed to his decline.