Moses Simon, Akor Adams reach highest market valuation; Onuachu, Moffi unchanged

Ligue 1 duo, Moses Simon and Akor Adams have risen to their highest market valuation following the update of market values across Europe’s top league by Transfermarkt.

Moses, who plays for Nantes and has scored thrice and provided five assists in 17 games for his club so far this season has moved up by €1m and he is now worth €10m, his highest market valuation ever by Tranfermarkt.

Adams, wanted by a host of European clubs after scoring seven times in 17 Ligue games in only his first season in the competition, is also valued at €10m from the €8m he was valued just two months ago.

For Terem Moffi who also plays in the Ligue, he is still valued at €25m, same as he was two months when he reached his highest valuation ever.

In Turkey, Paul Onuachu also has unchanged valuation. The 29 year old Trabzonspor forward retains his €13m valuation, like it was six months ago.

Onuachu has scored eight goals in 12 Super Lig games for his club so far this season after spending a harrowing second half of last season at then English Premier League club, Southampton.

The gangling forward had his highest valuation of €22m in October 2021 but has had his valuation on zigzag spiral since then.