What is the highest ransom for an Asian soccer player?
On the 30th, score90, a soccer content production company, released the top 5 highest soccer player ransoms in each continent.
Europe was led by Elling Holland, Kylian Mbappe, Jude Bellingham, Xherdan Shaq, and Harry Kane.
South America is represented by Vinicius Junior, Lautaro Martinez, Jodriguez, Federico Valverde, and Moises Caicedo.
Africa was represented by Victor Osimhen, Mohamed Salah, Achraf Hakimi, Serou Girassi, and Victor Boniface.
Asia was also represented. Kim Min-jae, Kubo Takefusa, Mitoma Kaoru, Son Heung-min, and Kamada Daichi made the list.
Topping the list was South Korea and Bayern Munich's iron man Kim Min-jae. He is valued at €60 million (approximately $86 billion). 안전토토사이트
Kim dominated the Italian scene last season with his monster defensive presence for Napoli. He made a name for himself around the world with some incredible performances.
Most notably, he won the Italian Serie A's best defensive award after helping Napoli reach the quarterfinals of the Champions League and win their first league title in 33 years.
Bayern Munich have made their move, paying a world record transfer fee for an Asian player.
Kim has established himself as a key defender for Bayern Munich and seems to be on track to make the Bundesliga and big club transition.
Global sports media outlet ESPN recently recognized the best players of all time across all age groups.
Lionel Messi, Kevin De Bruyne, Robert Lewandowski, Mohamed Salah, Bruno Fernandez, Elling Holland, Kylian Mbappe, and many others were mentioned.
Kim Min-jae joins the ranks of the super-rich. At the age of 26, he was voted the best player in the world.
"I'm in my second season in the top five big leagues. Are we overestimating his performance at Napoli?" he said.
"He has the potential to be one of the best center backs in the world for the next five years," he said.
Son Heung-min was once ranked No. 1 in Inaccessible Asia, but has slipped to No. 2. He is reportedly worth £50 million ($71.7 billion).
Joining Son in second place are Japan's Kubo and Mitomada. Both players have seen their asking prices soar recently.
Kubo, Lee's best friend from his time in Mallorca, made his professional debut in Japan before breaking through to Europe with Real Youth.
However, he was unable to find consistent opportunities and was loaned out to Mallorca, Villarreal and Getafe.
Kubo moved to Real Sociedad in July 2022 and has continued to thrive as he's gotten more consistent opportunities. He emerged as a key player last season, scoring nine goals and providing seven assists in 35 league appearances.
Kubo's form has continued this season. He has five goals and two assists in 10 league games, making his presence felt.
Kubo's performance has led to a rise in his price tag. He was valued at €25 million in the June announcement, but has since doubled.
Kaoru is a Japanese winger who burst onto the English Premier League (EPL) scene as the first Asian player to play for Brighton Albion.
Mitoma made a name for himself last season, racking up double-digit attacking points with his lean, mean dribbling ability.
His stock rose when he traveled to the World Cup in Qatar with the Japanese national team and helped them reach the round of 16.
Mitoma has been cruising this season as well. With three goals and three assists in 10 EPL games, he's been a key player for Brighton.