As the Moroccan national football team gears up for the African Cup of Nations in Ivory Coast, it stands proudly as the top-ranked African team globally, with an additional accolade of possessing the highest market value.
The cumulative market value of the national team’s 27-player squad, summoned for the African Cup of Nations, reaches an impressive 347.4 million euros, as per the latest assessment by Transfermarkt on December 18th.
Leading the pack is international star Achraf Hakimi, currently donning the Paris Saint-Germain jersey, with a market value soaring to 65 million euros.
Following closely is West Ham’s defender, Naif Akrd, boasting a market value of 38 million euros.
At the bottom of the list of the 27 players is Yunes Abdelhamid, a defender from Stade de Reims, whose current market value modestly stands at 700,000 euros, reflecting his advancing age.
The Moroccan national team’s formidable presence on the global stage is further emphasized by its players’ individual market values, underscoring their talent and international recognition.
As the team embarks on the challenge of the African Cup of Nations, their collective value not only showcases the talent pool within the squad but also positions Morocco as a footballing powerhouse on the African continent.
Achraf Hakimi, with his substantial market value, symbolizes the caliber of talent within the team.
The Paris Saint-Germain player’s skill and versatility have not only contributed to his personal success but have elevated Morocco’s standing on the international football scene.
Naif Akrd’s noteworthy market value demonstrates the recognition of his defensive prowess.
Playing a pivotal role in West Ham’s lineup, Akrd’s skills are valued highly, adding depth to the Moroccan squad’s defensive capabilities.
Yunes Abdelhamid, although at the lower end of the market value spectrum, brings experience and stability to the team.
His inclusion in the squad signifies a balance of youth and experience, crucial for a successful campaign in the African Cup of Nations.
