Bundesliga market value update: Michael Olise sets new record as Musiala suffers major drop

Michael Olise has extended his record as the Bundesliga’s most valuable player, with Transfermarkt’s October update resulting in a €10 million increase to €180 million in total for the Bayern Munich star.

“Michael Olise is continuing to extend his lead at the top of the market-value rankings,” said market-value coordinator Tobias Kröger.

“The Frenchman is delivering world-class performances week after week and repeatedly proving that he is among the best and most valuable players in the world. Only Lamine Yamal, Erling Haaland and Kylian Mbappé are now valued higher worldwide.”

This leaves Olise as by far the most valuable player in the Bundesliga, ahead of teammates Aleksandar Pavlovic (€90m) and Jamal Musiala (€80m). The latter has suffered the biggest drop in the league, losing €20 million in market value.

“Unfortunately, Jamal Musiala is feeling the effects of the past months. Due to various health problems and the resulting fluctuations in his performances, the Germany international’s market value has fallen to €80 million,” explained Tobias Kröger.

“We continue to see occasional outstanding performances that underline his exceptional talent, but ultimately his lack of consistency and his overall situation at the moment are preventing him from remaining in the €100 million range.”

Below, you can see the most valuable players in the Bundesliga, as well as those who have received the biggest market-value increases and drops in the German top flight.

Most valuable players in the Bundesliga:

1. Michael Olise, Bayern Munich – €180m (+€10m)

2. Aleksandar Pavlovic, Bayern Munich – €90m (-)

3. Jamal Musiala, Bayern Munich – €80m (-€20m)

4. Dayot Upamecano, Bayern Munich – €75m (-)

5. Luis Diaz, Bayern Munich – €70m (-)

6.Felix Nmecha, Borussia Dortmund – €65m (+€10m)

7. Lennart Karl, Bayern Munich – €60m (-)

7. Harry Kane, Bayern Munich – €60m (-)

8.Ismael Saibari, Bayern Munich – €55m (-)

8. Nico Schlotterbeck, Borussia Dortmund – €55m (-)

Biggest market-value increases in the Bundesliga:

1. Antonio Nusa, RB Leipzig – €45m (+€13m)

2. Derry Scherhant, Freiburg – €20m (+€12.5m)

3. Tidiam Gomis, RB Leipzig – €15m (+€10m)

3. Younes Ebnoutalib, Eintracht Frankfurt – €18m (+€10m)

3. Dzenan Pejcinovic, Stuttgart – €25m (+€10m)

3. Afonso Moreira, Bayer Leverkusen – €30m (+€10m)

3. Guela Doue, Bayer Leverkusen – €30m (+€10m)

3. Felix Nmecha, Borussia Dortmund – €65m (+€10m)

3. Michael Olise, Bayern Munich – €180m (+€10m)

10. Leo Sauer, Stuttgart – €15m (+€8m)

10. Joane Gadou, Borussia Dortmund – €28m (+€8m)

10. Igor Matanovic, Freiburg – €30m (+€8m)

Biggest market-value drops in the Bundesliga:

1. Jamal Musiala, Bayern Munich – €80m (-€20m)

2. Kaishu Sano, Mainz – €40m (-€10m)

3. Noah Atubolu, Eintracht Frankfurt – €18m (-€7m)

4. Raphael Onyedika, Eintracht Frankfurt – €18m (-€6m)

4. Assan Ouedraogo, RB Leipzig – €22m (-€6m)

6. Zakaria El Ouahdi, Hamburger SV – €12m (-€5m)

6. Fisnik Asllani, Hoffenheim – €30m (-€5m)

6. Maximilian Beier, Borussia Dortmund – €35m (-€5m)

9. Kaua Santos, Eintracht Frankfurt – €3m (-€4m)

9. Ko Itakura, Borussia Mönchengladbach – €4m (-€4m)

9. Jens Stage, Werder Bremen – €10m (-€4m)

Click here to see all of Transfermarkt’s market-value updates for the Bundesliga.