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As it stands, the Super Eagles trail behind Morocco, who, despite suffering a substantial drop of €75 million, manage to retain a squad value of €325 million, allowing them to stay ranked 16th globally.
Although Osimhen missed the Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Libya earlier this month, the return of players such as Taiwo Awoniyi and Chidera Ejuke and the recent rise in Victor Boniface’s market value have contributed positively to the team’s fortunes.
Senegal stands third on the continent with a valuation of €276 million, while the reigning Africa Cup of Nations champions, Ivory Coast, have slipped to fourth in Africa and 25th globally with a market value of €245 million.
In January, the Super Eagles were rated as one of the world’s most valuable teams, boasting a total market value of €465.90 million.
Despite this climb in value, the Eagles have yet to regain their status as Africa’s most financially valuable team, a title currently held by Morocco..
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