Mehdi Benubeid, the goalkeeper for Royal Armed Forces Club, has emerged as the most valuable player in the Moroccan Professional League, according to “Transfermarkt,” a platform specializing in club and player market values.
Benubeid’s market value soared to €1.7 million, making him the highest-valued player locally, as reported in the latest update by the platform at the end of last month.
This increase of €200,000 followed his participation with the national team, “the Atlas Lions,” in the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations.
The list of top-valued players in the local league witnessed significant changes, with Yahya Attiat Allah (€2.5 million), the previous leader, moving to the Russian league. Meanwhile, the market value of Yehia Jabrane decreased from €1.7 million to €1.5 million.
Here is the ranking of the highest-valued players according to the February update from “Transfermarkt”:
1. Mehdi Benubeid (€1.7 million)
2. Yehia Jabrane (€1.5 million)
3. Rabie Hrimat (€1.4 million)
4. Reda Tagnaouti (€1.1 million)
5. Mohamed Zrida (€1.1 million)
6. Youcef Belamri (€1 million)
7. Anas Zniti (€1 million)
8. Youssef El Motie (€900,000)
9. El Mehdi El Moubarik (€900,000)
The fluctuation in market values reflects the dynamic nature of player evaluations in football, influenced by performance, transfers, and international exposure.
With Benubeid leading the charts, the spotlight remains on these players as key assets in the Moroccan football landscape.
