Thai star who scored 6 goals is valued 12 times higher than Cong Phuong

Thailand's 6-goal killer is valued 12 times higher than Cong Phuong

Striker Adisak Kraisorn has just made AFF Cup history by becoming the first Thai player to score 6 goals in 1 match. It took the Thai player only 57 minutes to achieve this feat. That means on average, Kraisorn scored 1 goal every 9 minutes.

With 6 goals scored, Kraisorn raised the total number of goals for the Thai national team to 20. Notably, the transfer value of this player is estimated at only about 300,000 euros according to a prestigious player valuation website in the world.

Kraisorn is valued many times higher than Cong Phuong

In terms of value on the transfer market, Kraisorn is 12 times more expensive than striker Nguyen Cong Phuong of the Vietnam National Team. Cong Phuong's value is only 25,000 euros. Besides, Kraisorn's value is also 6 times more expensive than midfielder Luong Xuan Truong. Xuan Truong's price is determined to be around 50,000 euros.

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