Transfermarkt has released the latest market value updates for Bundesliga players, with 148 players receiving adjustments: Bayern Munich duo Jamal Musiala and Ousmane Dembélé emerged as the biggest winners—Musiala retained his top spot with €140 million, while Dembélé’s value soared by €30 million to €130 million, securing the second position in the Bundesliga. A 17-year-old prodigy even saw his value surge by over 1200%, though some players had their values halved due to transfer setbacks.
Transfermarkt explicitly recognized Dembélé’s ability, stating he is "one of the best players in the world" and is currently drawing close attention from top English clubs. Another Bayern player to benefit was defender Dayot Upamecano; thanks to his consistent, error-free performances, his market value rose by €10 million to €60 million.
Borussia Dortmund, under manager Niko Kovač, has enjoyed impressive results, leading to market value hikes for several players: German international Karim Adeyemi jumped from €45 million to €60 million, breaking into the top five in the Bundesliga; Felix Nmecha (€35 million), Julian Brandt (€30 million), and Jobe Bellingham (€30 million) also saw significant increases in their values.
The rise of young talents stood out in this update. Eintracht Frankfurt’s playmaker Jan Uzun, hailed as "one of the most sought-after young players in Europe," had his value skyrocket from €18 million to €45 million. The increases for Bayern’s 17-year-old prospect Lennart Karl and RB Leipzig’s 18-year-old winger Jan Diomandé were even more remarkable—both saw their values jump from €1.5 million to €20 million, a staggering 1233.3% surge.
For every winner, there were losers. Forward Victor Boniface was the "biggest loser": after a failed transfer to Saudi Arabia and a subsequent failed medical with AC Milan, he finally joined Werder Bremen on loan, resulting in his value being halved from €40 million to €20 million. Former prodigy Jesper Lindström also faced misfortune; after a failed move to Napoli, he struggled for form at VfL Wolfsburg, with his value dropping from €18 million to €12 million.
