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Eredivisie

Ajax watch veterans lose value while Mokio’s worth jumps by seven million

🇳🇱 By 4AllFootball ·
Ajax watch veterans lose value while Mokio’s worth jumps by seven million

Ajax have seen a stark reshuffle in player market values, with eighteen‑year‑old midfielder Jorthy Mokio adding seven million euros to reach an estimated fifteen million, while several experienced summer arrivals have collectively lost millions in the latest Transfermarkt update.

Mixed start to the Eredivisie campaign

The club’s inconsistent opening to the season was highlighted by a 1‑3 defeat to PSV under head coach Míchel Sánchez and a 2‑2 home draw against Excelsior just before the international break.

Young talents drive the upward trend

Mokio leads the value surge, gaining seven million euros to a fifteen million valuation. Defender Aaron Bouwman also enjoys a sizeable rise, climbing from three‑point‑five million to eight million euros.

Striker Tolu Arokodare, on loan from Wolverhampton Wanderers, sees his worth increase by two million euros to twenty‑two million, sharing the top‑valued Ajax spot with Simon Adingra.

Other rising figures include Oscar Gloukh at thirteen million and Julian Brandt at twelve million euros.

Conversely, veteran signings are shedding value. Both Youri Baas and Marcos Leonardo each lose four million euros, now valued at sixteen million euros each.

Thilo Kehrer’s market price drops by four million euros to eight million, while Julian Brandt falls three million to twelve million euros. Sofyan Amrabat and Caio Henrique also see declines, now worth eight million and ten million euros respectively.

Goalkeeper valuations stand at three million for Marc ter Stegen, two million for Maarten Paes and one million for Joeri Heerkens. Full‑back Owen Wijndal drops to two million euros, and other squad members range from one‑point‑two million for Daley Blind to three million for Oliver Edvardsen.

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