The most well-known specialist platform for football transfers and player valuations, Transfermarkt, has updated its figures for the Bundesliga. A total of 147 players received new valuations, with the biggest talking point being the massive drop in Jamal Musiala’s market value. Although he has successfully overcome the psychological crisis he experienced at the start of the season, when he collapsed on two occasions within three days after briefly losing consciousness, the young star has now been valued at “just” 80,000,000 euros?!⬇️🇩🇪 O valor de Jamal #Musiala caiu para €80 milhões. [@Transfermarkt] #FCBayern #MiaSanMia https://t.co/P15R7H4P55— 🇧🇷🇩🇪 Bávaros Brasil 🇩🇪🇧🇷 (@bavaros_brasil) October 3, 2026 Far from being a small figure, of course, but considering that Musiala was valued at 140,000,000 euros in June 2025, it is clear that this represents the biggest drop in market value among global stars in recent years. In percentage terms, that amounts to a decline of just over 42 per cent. Transfermarkt explained the decision by pointing out that Bayern’s number 10 is nowhere near the level he was at before suffering a serious injury at the Club World Cup in the United States, which occurred during the match against Paris Saint-Germain. Furthermore, since recovering and returning to action, he has had several short spells on the sidelines due to minor injuries. All in all, Musiala has been unable to find any consistency and return to the player he once was — one of Bayern’s and the German national team’s most important players. He has also failed to get through the current international break without an injury. He is expected to remain sidelined until mid-October.Kane's Bayern extension hits final hurdle as two key clauses emergeDespite the significant drop in his valuation, Jamal Musiala remains the third-most valuable player in the Bundesliga. Only Aleksandar Pavlović (90,000,000 euros) and Michael Olise (180,000,000 euros) are ahead of him. The latter has increased his value by 10,000,000 euros since the previous update, further cementing his status as the most valuable player in the history of German football. Before him, Erling Haaland (150,000,000 euros) held that distinction. With a valuation of 220,000,000 euros, the Norwegian goalscorer shares top spot in the world rankings with Lamine Yamal. Kylian Mbappe follows with 200,000,000 euros, the aforementioned Olise ranks fourth, while Jude Bellingham completes the top five with a valuation of 160,000,000 euros.UEFA NATIONS LEAGUE – DIVISION ASunday21.45: (4.05) Greece (3.90) Germany (1.85)21.45: (1.17) Netherlands (8.00) Serbia (19.0) 21.45: (1.65) Portugal (4.50) Norway (4.60) 21.45: (3.70) Wales (3.65) Denmark (1.95)***odds are subject to change***——————————————————-UEFA NATIONS LEAGUE – DIVISION B Sunday19.00: (3.50) Kosovo (3.45) Austria (2.10) 21.45: (2.15) R.Ireland (3.45) Israel (3.35) ***odds are subject to change***——————————————————-UEFA NATIONS LEAGUE – DIVISION DSunday16.00: (2.40) Azerbaijan (3.00) Lithuania (3.00) 19.00: (1.63) Malta (3.45) Andorra (5.60) ***odds are subject to change***
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