10 most valuable players born in 2000 or later
The health crisis has hit football hard. Especially for the older players who are missing out on their final months of football. Those who do return may not be as good as they were when they return.
It is a different story for the young players though. The 2019-20 season has been for many of them proof that they will go on to greater things. At 'ProFootballDB', BeSoccer's data laboratory, we have made a ranking of the most valuable players of a those born in the year 2000 or later.
The list is led by Jadon Sancho, but others in the top 10 include Vinicius, Ansu Fati and Erling Haaland.
March 27, 2020
1. Jadon Sancho (Borussia Dortmund) 135,23 M
It was taken for granted that he would move to the Premier League, but the economic crisis caused by the coronavirus pandemic could change everything. He was having a spectacular season until the stoppage with numbers only matched by stars like Leo Messi. He is, by far, the youngster born in the 2000s with the greatest projection and market value because he has been showing his quality for two and a half seasons at Dortmund. He has scored 17 goals and given 18 assists so far in the 2019-20 campaign.
2. Erling Haaland (Borussia Dortmund) 65,45 M
The Norwegian's value has shot up since he burst onto the scene during the U20 World Cup a year ago. He began surprising the world in the Champions League for Salzburg and things got even better until his surprising signing for Borussia Dortmund in the winter transfer window. In Germany, he has scored 12 goals in 11 matches and many of them after starting on the bench
3. Vinicius (Real Madrid) 53,1 M
The Brazilian is one of the young players with the greatest future on the whole planet. Real Madrid noticed it and signed gthis winger who has kept improving since joining the club in 2018. Although he has struggled this time, he has shown in the matches against Man City and Barcelona that he is capable of doing great things for Real in the future..
4. Eduardo Camavinga (Rennes) 41,71 M
5. Ferran Torres (Valencia) 39,67 M
6. Ansu Fati (Barcelona) 39,63 M
7. Mason Greenwood (Manchester United) 39,09 M
8. Callum Hudson-Odoi (Chelsea) 35,53 M
9. Rodrygo (Real Madrid) 32,48 M
10. Jonathan David (Gent) 31,83 M
