How much are Vietnamese and Thai players valued in the world?

Vietnam's most valuable player is less than one-tenth of Thailand's, according to statistics site transfermarkt.

Rarely Vietnamese players are valued in the world

Transfermarkt is a prestigious transfer website in the world, here, the prices of players in the world are estimated and ranked.

In Vietnam, there are very few players with specific values ​​​​by Transfermarkt. Two rare names that are valued are Luong Xuan Truong and Nguyen Cong Phuong.

Cong Phuong is one of the few highly valued players in the world.

Luong Xuan Truong, who has played abroad for two years, specifically in Incheon and Gangwon, is valued at 50 thousand euros. He is one of the few players that Transfermarkt considers to have transfer potential.

The second person is Nguyen Cong Phuong. With his reputation and the time he played at Mito Hollyhock, Phuong is valued at half of Xuan Truong, which is 25 thousand euros.

These are the few Vietnamese players valued by Transfermarkt, which shows that the quality of Vietnamese players is still not well-known internationally.

Thai players are valued much higher than Vietnamese players.

Thai players are valued quite highly compared to Vietnamese players.

The most famous and admired player in Thailand at the moment is Chanathip Songkrasin, who is playing for Sapporo in Japan and is valued at 600 thousand euros. A fairly high figure compared to the valuations of players in Vietnam. Chanathip is having a remarkable career, he is achieving great success while playing in Japan.

However, Chanathip is not the most valuable player in Thailand. Teerasil Dangda is the most valuable name with 650 thousand euros. In the past, he played for Manchester City in the Premier League and Almeria in La Liga. Recently, Teerasil Dangda could be the next Thai star to move to play in the J1 League, the most likely destination will be Kawasaki Frontale.

Some other Thai players are also highly valued such as Theerathon Bunmathan (500 thousand euros), Kawin Thamsatchanan (400 thousand euros), Sarach Yooyen (350 thousand euros), Supachok Sarachat (100 thousand euros).

According to Danviet