Cristiano Ronaldo, out of the top-5 of Serie A; Lukaku, in the lead

Age is not forgiving, at least as far as market value is concerned. Despite Cristiano Ronaldo's fabulous season, in which he has scored 37 goals, distributed 7 assists and fought until the final moment with Lewandowski and Immobile, the final winner, for the Golden Boot, the Portuguese star is only the seventh best player valued from Serie A for Transfermarkt, with 60 million euros. For the portal specializing in the matter, the player's journey is fundamental and, therefore, the 35 years that the ex-Madridista has added have not allowed him any revaluation in the last update of values. Unlike the first six, all on the rise, at one classification led by Romelu Lukaku (27 years old) and his € 85 million.

In fact, Cristiano also fails to be the most valuable of his team, Juventus. Fact that speaks, on the other hand, of the great squad that Andrea Pirlo finds himself with for his first foray into the elite benches. Paulo Dybala (26) pursues the Belgian striker from Inter in this particular list and has recovered part of the lost credit (it was 'worth' € 110 M in December 2018), going from 72 to € 80 M at which it is currently valued. While Mathijs de Ligt (21) ties in third position with Lautaro Martínez, Lukaku's strike partner on the set neroazurro, with an appraisal of 70 million.

From behind the head quartet appears Kalidou Koulibaly (29), Naples center whose departure from San Paolo in the direction of the Premier is part of the summer rumor mill, and Sergej Milinkovic-Savic (25), Lazio midfielder on which the engine room of Simone Inzaghi's scheme is based. Both players share a value of 65 million euros and they precede the group in which the Portuguese crack is found.

Christian Eriksen (28), Gianluigi Donnarumma (21) and Stefan de Vrij (28) share their 60 million value with Cristiano Ronaldo and close this powerful top-10. The Danish Inter midfielder is the only one who sees his appreciation fall, after his irregular campaign under Conte's command, while the Milan goalkeeper and the Dutch central defender, also an Inter player, are on the rise, helped by their performances on him. pitch, both, and because of his age, the goalkeeper. Three from Juventus and four from Inter confirm the duopoly in which Serie A aims to install itself after the resurgence neroazurro and the constancy bianconera.