The Champions League champion swept the transfer market, Paris Saint-Germain dominates the most expensive lineup in Ligue 1

On June 4, Germany's "Transfer Market" announced the latest issue of the Ligue 1 player value adjustment results. This time, it is no longer a comprehensive update, but more like a "price crowning ceremony tailored for Paris." The All-Ligue 1 Value Ranking seems to have become a unilateral "internal ranking" in front of Champions League champion Paris Saint-Germain. The top 10 players from Paris Saint-Germain are all from Paris Saint-Germain, and the most valuable 11-player lineup is also from Paris Saint-Germain.

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Demberle, Kvaratskhelia, and Douai - the three players tied for 90 million euros, leading the entire Ligue 1.

The three of them are on the list not because of their face, but because of their "hard currency" that has been played through their performance throughout the season.

Demberle is undoubtedly one of the biggest winners of this round of updates. With the terrifying data of 33 goals and 13 assists in 48 games of the season, he is no longer the "glass man" back then, but the real "Mr. Big Scene". More importantly, his decisive goal in the Champions League final was almost final, pushing his Golden Globe call to the top.

This is the first time since his Barcelona period in June 2019 that his net worth has returned to the 90 million euro mark, which is almost equivalent to completing the "destiny against the will of heaven."

Kvaratskhlia's ascending path should not be underestimated. He relied on his stable performance and key fulcrum in team tactics, and raised himself from 80 million to 90 million steps by step. Although the goals and assists are not as impressive as Dembele, his technical content, tactical status and versatility make him an indispensable engine on the Paris wing.

The most amazing one is Douai - it has soared from 60 million to 90 million, just because "played well in the final."

You read that right, it's just so hardcore. Douai's surge perfectly interprets what "Championship" means. It was precisely because of his full performance and two assists in that final that his net worth soared by 30 million euros, so fast that other Ligue 1 teams could only win.

Who says that big scenes depend on luck? Duais uses his value to shut up everyone.

's worth list is further extended, and the fourth to tenth are still the stage for the Parisians. Ashraf, Vitinia, and Joao Neves were all firmly stuck at the high of 80 million euros, while Nuno Mendes and Balcola were also stable at 70 million euros. Although Zaire Emery fell slightly by 5 million, he still ranked in the top 10 with 55 million euros.

The only surprise is that this seemingly "balanced" list actually reveals the naked reality of the gap between the rich and the poor within Ligue 1.

Except for Paris Saint-Germain, the other 19 teams combined have failed to squeeze into this "value-added club".

The highest value among non-Paris players is only 45 million euros. Among them, Aksharif of Monaco, Jonathan David of Lille and Cherky of Lyon form the "Three External Musketeers", which retains a hint of decency for the Ligue 1 team outside Paris. The most noteworthy of the three

is obviously Cherki. His value has not increased again, but the market popularity is "fever".

Currently, many giants including Dortmund, Leverkusen, Bayern Munich, Liverpool, Manchester City, etc. are chasing this agile midfielder, among which Manchester City is closest to signing. If it is finally successful, Cherki will become one of the most eye-catching export players in Ligue 1 this summer.

Faced with the fact that "all members of Paris are on the list", "Transfer Market" even specially released a set of "non-Paris most expensive lineups" to avoid making this list too monotonous.

This is probably the first time that the "Paris Zone" and "non-Paris Zone" have appeared in the value list, which is enough to show that Paris's overwhelming dominance has made the entire Ligue 1 "local imbalance".

From a certain perspective, this "involved" value actually sends a signal: Paris has completely transformed its identity as a "Ligue 1 team" into synonyms for "a super giant in the continent".

Their lineup is no longer the standard of Ligue 1, but stands on the same stage as the Premier League, Bundesliga, Serie A, and even Real Madrid and Manchester City.

"Paris Grande is no longer a Ligue 1 contestant, but a definer of Ligue 1."

In the past, people often mocked Paris for "playing health football" in Ligue 1 but "falling out" in European competitions. But now, they have finally turned their mockery into a back with a Champions League champion and their worth into glory.

This summer of 2025, it is not just a question of whether the Golden Globes will belong to Dembele, but whether Paris wants to "continue the dynasty".

Players' value is just an appearance. What's more, it is the change of the entire club's operating system, the reshuffle of football resources by the world's giants, and the rise of Paris' voice in the football world.

So, this "Paris Only" Ligue 1 list may not be an embarrassment, but a footnote to their absolute success.