Are Real Madrid players overvalued? Gvardiol's €90 million price sparks debate, Transfermarkt explains Bellingham's inflated value

Some supporters argue that English players tend to have inflated prices, and similarly, Real Madrid players are often overpriced. Take Rodrigo for instance, whose value was once consistently at €100 million. Certain media outlets and fans believed that such a price would quickly attract buyers. However, Rodrigo has yet to find a suitor, recently breaking a 32-match goal drought, while his value continues to decline, now down to €60 million.

Besides Rodrigo’s sharp decline in value, another Real Madrid player, Bellingham, has also seen his worth decrease to €160 million. Yet, most fans and media believe Bellingham’s price is still highly inflated, as he has scored only 4 goals this season across La Liga and the Champions League. Transfermarkt specifically addressed why Bellingham’s market value remains so high despite his poor form, explaining that any club wanting to acquire him would have to pay a huge transfer fee, which justifies his elevated valuation.

What surprises fans the most is Real Madrid’s young star Gvardiol, whose value was sharply increased by €30 million in the latest Transfermarkt update, reaching €90 million. Many fans joked that Gvardiol’s true worth is not €90 million but rather €30 million, pointing out a serious overvaluation. Do you think Gvardiol’s market price really deserves to be €90 million?

Perhaps Real Madrid has become the prime breeding ground for inflated valuations of its own players, and with Bellingham being English, the combination of these two factors has led to limitless overpricing.