Ryan Gravenberch has experienced the most significant increase in his market value following a remarkable start to the season for Liverpool. According to new data released by the acclaimed website TransferMarkt (TM), the Reds midfielder's valuation has surged by €15 million (£12 million) to €55 million (£45 million). Liverpool's attempt to acquire Martin Zubimendi was unsuccessful as the midfielder chose to remain with his boyhood club Real Sociedad.
Consequently, there were doubts regarding the need for Liverpool to sign a midfielder during the summer transfer window. However, the Dutch player has silenced the skeptics with an exceptional campaign. His midfield partner, Curtis Jones, has also witnessed a rise in his market valuation from the website, increasing by €10 million to €45 million (£37 million). It's important to note that these figures are estimations and may not reflect the club's actual valuation of the players. Luis Diaz (£70 million), Alexis Mac Allister (£66 million), Cody Gakpo (£49 million), Ibrahima Konate (£41 million), and Conor Bradley (£16 million) have all seen their valuations increase by €5 million (£4 million). Trent Alexander-Arnold's market value has also risen to €75 million (£62 million) amidst contract uncertainty. Caoimhin Kelleher has faced speculation regarding his future after continuing his role as Liverpool's backup goalkeeper. However, with Alisson Becker's injury history, the Republic of Ireland international has been afforded an extended period as the starting goalkeeper. Nonetheless, with the imminent arrival of Giorgi Mamardashvili and interest from Premier League clubs, the future for the Irish shot-stopper remains unclear. According to the latest TM figures, the 26-year-old's valuation stands at €22 million (£18 million) following a €2 million (£1.6 million) increase. Darwin Nunez (£53 million), Dominik Szoboszlai (£62 million), Mohamed Salah (£45 million), and Diogo Jota (£41 million) have maintained their valuations throughout the opening months of the season. Conversely, summer signing Federico Chiesa has experienced an €8 million decrease (to €22 million, £18 million) in value after struggling to secure a place in the first team during the first five months of his career in England