Coronervirus ' crisis cannot escape even the Messiah, its value is evident

The value of the Kosovo “star” of Paris Saint-Germain, Kyian Mbarppé will be 20% lower in the next season due to Coronavirus' influence, which will also provoke a new “> in world football, where expensive purchases will be set aside due to the economic crisis.

The crisis will certainly have an impact on the value of players. Financial restrictions would probably lead to a drop in transaction numbers and the number of transfers, in favour of exchanges among players.

The most typical case is that of Kilian Mupesa (one of the most wanted football players from Real Madrid), whose value, according to experts, would drop (-21.5%). The 21-year-old Frenchman, who signed with the SPG nearly three years ago, was worth 225m euros earlier this year, well over 180m it cost in 2017. However, COVID-19 could change everything, starting in July, and its value would drop to 177m euros.

Another example is Neymar Junior, from the same (PSG) club, whose value would fall even more than that of Mbppé. In total, 21.7% less if the football season does not resume in Europe, following suspension in France. In other words, the Brazilian would cost 137m euros, a significantly less than 222 million that the Catalans benefited from his transfer.

The situation of Lionel Mess, which would cost 127 million compared with 175 million in February 2020, appears in the same line. In the event that the League and the League Champions continue, the silversmith would not lose much of his worth. In this situation, the Messiah would be worth about 134m euros, a loss similar to that of Antoine Grieezmann (from 119m to 89 million).

Real Madrid will also be affected if it decides to sell Eden Hazard, which it bought 100 million. Belgu would now cost 96 million, but if he plays for the rest of the season, he will recover the amount the royal club spent on him last summer.