As the 2020/21 season is nearing its end and with the summer transfer window on the horizon,
Transfermarkt.com have updated their market values of players. So let’s take a look and see which Wolverhampton Wanderers players have seen their values drop and which have seen the values raise.
Wolves are currently 13th in the Premier league table with 35 points. And when the international break is over they will face West Ham on Monday, April 5.
Let’s take a look at TOP 10 Wolves players, whose market values have changed or stayed the same after the latest market value updates of
Transfermarkt.com.
10 Willian Jose
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Jose joined Wolves this January from Real Sociedad on loan and is expected to return to Spain in the summer.
The 29-year-old has made 10 appearances for Nuno Espirito Santo's side and assisted once.
The centre-forward's value hasn't changed and remained at £18m.
9 Conor Coady
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Wolves captain's value has dropped recently by £2.7m and is at £19.8m.
Coady has been regular under Nuno, having played 31 games this season while scoring once.
The 28-year-old was also called up to the England squad for the recent World Cup qualifiers.
8 Fabio Silva
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The 18-year-old moved to Molineux this summer from Porto and since then played 28 games and netted four times.
Silva's market price hasn't changed either and remained at £22.5m.
7 Daniel Podence
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Podence is currently sidelined through muscle injury and this season has managed to play 19 games, scored three goals and assisted once.
The 25-year-old's market value hasn't changed as well and stayed at £22.5m.
6 Leander Dendoncker
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Dendoncker's value stayed the same at £28.8m.
The Belgian midfielder has made 28 appearances this season for Wolves.
5 Nelson Semedo
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Semedo's market value has dropped recently by £2.7m and is now at £28.8m.
The 27-year-old joined Wolves this summer from Barcelona and since then played 27 games and assisted once.
4 Adama Traore
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Traore isn't enduring his best season having scored and assisted once in his 32 games for the Old Gold.
The 25-year-old's market value has dropped greatly by £4.5m and is now at £31.5m.
3 Pedro Neto
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Neto is the only Wolves player whose market value has raised significantly (by £7.20m) and is now at £31.5m.
The 21-year-old winger has made 33 appearances for Wolves, scored 5 goals and assisted four times.
2 Raul Jimenez
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Jimenez has already returned to training after suffering a fractured skull in Arsenal game in November.
The 29-year-old has played just 11 games for the Molineux club and scored three goals.
Jimenez's market value has dropped by £4.5m and is now at £31.5m.
1 Ruben Neves
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Neves is Wolves' most expensive player with £45m market price, which wasn't affected in the latest value update.
The 24-year-old has made 32 appearances for Wolves, having scored 5 goals and assisted twice.
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