Bundesliga
Ex-FC Bayern-Talent Licina sees market value jump to €10 million in Serie B
Ex‑FC Bayern‑Talent Adin Licina has seen his market value surge 456 percent, rising from €1.8 million to €10 million, according to the October update of the Serie B valuation ranking. The 19‑year‑old right‑winger is currently on loan at Serie‑A‑relegated US Cremonese, where he has already contributed two goals and one assist in four appearances.
Path from Bayern to Juventus
Licina left the Bayern Munich second team on a free transfer in February, signing a contract with Juventus that runs until 2029. After a season with Juventus’ Next‑Gen side in the third tier, he joined Cremonese on loan to gain experience in Italy’s second division.
Market‑value ripple across Serie B
Licina now tops the Serie B market‑value list, ahead of 17‑year‑old Edoardo Biondini of FC Empoli. Other notable rises include a central midfielder who jumped 433 percent to €8 million and Dominic Vavassori, Italy’s U21 international on loan at Palermo, who also features among the top valuations.
Stefano Buonfino, market‑value administrator at Transfermarkt.it, described Licina as “a raw diamond with the potential to become a world‑class player”. He added that the winger, though still “somewhat unpolished”, already displays extraordinary dribbling, creativity and one‑on‑one skill.
Juventus secured a 30 percent sell‑on clause and a matching‑right for future offers on Licina, mirroring the club’s earlier loss of Kenan Yıldız to Torino. Bosnia‑Herzegovina and Montenegro have reportedly approached the German‑born U19 international, seeking to persuade him to switch national allegiance.
Buonfino envisions Juventus fans dreaming of seeing Yıldız on one flank and Licina on the other, possibly alongside Kerim Alajbegović to form an offensive midfield trio. Comparisons have already been drawn between Licina, Yıldız and even Bayern’s own Musiala.
Licina’s rapid valuation rise underscores the broader trend of Serie B talents benefitting from heightened market‑value assessments, while players such as Jonathan Klinsmann have experienced declines.
The continued monitoring of Licina’s development will be a focal point for both Juventus and the broader football Community, with Premium Service platforms and Video analysis tools tracking his progress alongside other Neueste News from the Bundesliga and Serie B.