The Egyptian Al -Ahly maintained its position at the top of the African clubs in terms of marketing value, according to estimates of the “Transfer Market” website, while Real Madrid came at the top of the world rankings after the end of the summer transfer period.
Al -Ahly dominates the brown continent
“Transfers Market” confirmed that the Egyptian Al -Ahly is ranked first as the most expensive club in Africa with a marketing value of 37.85 million euros, beating the second -ranked South Downs of South Africa with 33.38 million euros, then Pyramids third with 22.50 million euros.
The rest of the ranks came as follows: Orlando Piraats (22.15 million euros), Tunisian Esperance (19.95 million euros), Renaissance of the Moroccan volcano (18.06 million euros), Caiser Chevies of Africa (17.23 million euros), Zamalek (15.45 million euros), Moroccan Wydad (13.80 million euros), and finally Raja Moroccan (13.14 million euros).
What is the arrangement of clubs globally?
At the global level, Real Madrid came in first place as the most expensive club with a marketing value of 1.40 billion euros, beating Arsenal, who came second with 1.33 billion euros, while Manchester City came third with 1.23 billion euros.
Liverpool, which includes the Egyptian Mohamed Salah, ranked fourth with 1.12 billion euros.
Liverpool .. King of Mercato 2025
Liverpool acquired the title of “Mercato King” this summer after completing the most expensive deals in the history of the Premier League. Swedish striker Alexander Isak from Newcastle United included £ 130 million, to become the most expensive in the history of the English Premier League, as well as contracting with German Florian Vertz from Bayer Leverkusen at 116 million pounds.
Did Liverpool stop at only two deals?
Liverpool was not satisfied with concluding the Isk and Vertz deals, but continued to strengthen its ranks by contracting Hugo Iteteki from Eintracht Frankfurt for 69 million pounds, and defender Milosh Kirkiz from Bournemouth for 40.8 million pounds, in addition to Jeremy Frimbong of Bayer Leverkusen worth 35 million pounds.
Aston Villa moves in the last moments
On the other hand, Aston Villa, whose marketing value reached 547 million euros (16th place globally), moved in the last hours of Mercato and concluded three prominent deals, most notably the borrowing of Gidon Sancho from Manchester United, as well as Harvey Elliot’s borrowing from Liverpool with mandatory purchase on specific conditions, in addition to contracting with defender Victor Lindlaov.