It is an understatement to say that PSG has martyred competition this season. With the exception of this final of the World Cup of clubs lost against Chelsea (3-0), the only false note that can be put on the back of psychological and physical wear, Parisians have rolled on all their obstacles. A difficult scenario, if not impossible to imagine nine months ago, when their performances against Girona, Arsenal or the PSV, had not made you want to be reviewed.
Today, however, Paris is European champion, and world vice-champion. And even if we have often associated this success with a collective impulse, more than an addition of individuals, one cannot ignore that its holders are today all part of the best in the world in their post. According to the Specialized Site Transfermarkt, PSG is the best revalued team in 2025… with an increase of 226 million euros. In total, the value of the workforce is even estimated at 1.15 billion euros.
The value of the Parisian workforce exceeds one billion euros
Among the highest increases identified, we will note that of Désiré Doué, spent from 50 million euros to 90, an increase of 125%. Alexander Isak (+45 M €), Dean Huijsen (+42 M €), Pedri (+40 M €) and Michael Olise (+35 M €) arrive behind. But this year, it was also that of Ousmane Dembélé, perhaps promised the Ballon d'Or. The Frenchman saw his value explode, from 35 to 90 million euros, figures he had not reached for 6 years. As for Vitinha, it is now the fifth most expensive relaying environment on the planet, with an estimated valuation at 80 million euros.
His friend Joao Neves is the third most expensive defensive midfielder in the world (€ 80 million) behind Rodri (€ 110 million) and Caicedo (€ 90 million). At the rear-to-owner, Achraf Hakimi trusses the ranking, ahead of Trent Alexander-Arnold (€ 80 million against 75). Nice award also for Pacho, who is experiencing a significant revaluation after his huge season (from € 25 million to 65). Nuno Mendes becomes the second most expensive player in his post (€ 70 million) behind Gvardiol (€ 75 million). Even the young Senny Mayulu sees his value triple (€ 15 million) after having, too, brought his stone in this historic season of PSG.
