Meet The Most Valuable Players That Have Not Played For Their National Teams
Players with high market values are usually given high priorities in their national teams. However, there are some high-value footballers that have not been called up to international action. Let us take a look at the top nine among them………………………..CONTINUE READING
The most valuable player that has not played for any country is Jacob Ramsey. This central midfielder is currently valued at €42m. However, this Aston Villa star has not made the cut for the recent Three Lions’ squad that are meant to play in the September international break. It should be noted that the current most valuable man that plays in the central midfield (Jude Bellingham) belongs to England.
The next two footballers in this category are Manu Kone and Morgan Anthony Gibbs-White. These men are valued at forty million euros each. Coincidentally, they are both midfielders like Ramsey. The former, a Frenchman plies his trade at Borussia Mönchengladbach while the latter is registered with Nottingham Forest. Adrien Rabiot and Youssouf Fofana are preferred to Kone in France’s central midfield. However, he still has a chance to play for his Ivory Coast, his country of parentage……………………….CONTINUE READING
Michael Olise who plays for Crystal Palace as well as the Newcastle duo of Anthony Gordon and Joe Willock are also in this category. These men are presently valued at €38m each. A look at their nationalities shows that Olise has the widest range of citizenship options. Though he represented France (his mother’s home country) at U-21 level, he is still eligible to play for England (where he was born) and Nigeria (his father’s home country). However, none of them have called him up. As for Willock and Gordon, the duo stand little chance. The Three Lions currently have better midfielders and wingers respectively.
The next three men on this list are worth €35m each. These are Harvey Elliot of England as well as the French duo of Amine Gouiri and Elye Wahi. Elliot currently plays for Liverpool while Gouiri and Wahi ply their trades at Lens and Rennes respectively.
