Some of the greatest talents in world football have been unveiled in the latest 100 most valuable players list.
With the 2024/25 campaign heading into the run-in, the statistics hub have published their market values for the sport's best players.
An myriad of quality features inside the top ten, whilst three of this season's Champions League quarter-final clubs share the most MVP's.
talkSPORT.com have looked at the numbers and detailed the results of the most valuable players and teams, according to Transfermarkt.
Top ten most valuable players
Sitting at the summit of the rankings is Manchester City striker Erling Haaland, who is valued at a whopping €200million [£167million].
The Norwegian has endured an underwhelming season by his world-class standards with 30 goals for City but still done enough to go top
Vinicius Jr shares the same valuation, but Haaland has found himself in first because he is nine days younger
Real Madrid's Brazilian winger has reached 29 goal contributions in all competitions during the campaign to narrowly take second.
Next is Lamine Yamal on €180million [£151million] after he took his excellent Euro 2024 form with Spain into life at Barcelona.
La Masia's latest breakthrough academy product has 13 goals and 18 assists for the season, a stunning return for the 17-year-old.
With 12 goals and 11 assists from midfield, the England international remains one of the best rising talents across Europe and the world.
His teammate Kylian Mbappe ranks fifth with a value of €170million [£142million] with an increase of €10million [£8.4million].
The Frenchman has netted 32 goals during his debut season and could finally end his Champions League title wait with them in May.
Bukayo Saka is ranked sixth as he's valued at €150million [£125million] despite missing a large chuck of action for Arsenal through injury.
Saka hasn't played since December after suffering a hamstring issue but could return soon and add to his 23 goal contributions.