Super Eagles fall to seventh in African team value rankings
The Super Eagles have dropped to seventh place in the latest market value rankings of African national football teams. Once the continent’s most valuable squad, their current value has been affected by injuries, inconsistent performances, and the inclusion of lower-valued players. Victor Osimhen remains a standout, but other stars like Ademola Lookman and Terem Moffi have seen their market values fluctuate. Other nations such as Ivory Coast, Senegal, and Morocco now lead the rankings with significantly higher squad values.
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- The Super Eagles’ squad is now valued at €172.05m, placing them seventh among African teams.
- Ivory Coast tops the list with a squad value of €522.10m, led by Yan Diomandé.
- Senegal is second at €478.10m, with a new generation of players replacing the Sadio Mané era.
- Morocco ranks third with a €447.70m squad, captained by Achraf Hakimi.
- Algeria, Ghana, Cameroon, DR Congo, Mali, and Egypt round out the top ten, while Tunisia and Burkina Faso have dropped out of the elite group.
