Every season there are a group of players who overachieve and surprise the millions of football fans watching. On the other hand, however, are the players who massively underachieve and, as a result, their transfer value plummets.<\/p>\n
These are the players who have suffered the greatest transfer value decrease.<\/p>\n
When a player overperforms, it is no surprise that their club wants to keep hold of them. If the club does look to sell, however, then they will almost certainly ask for a hugely inflated price tag.<\/p>\n
It is the reason why Newcastle United<\/a> managed to force Liverpool<\/a> to part with \u00a335 million for Andy Carroll; Timo Werner’s impressive performances in Germany, meanwhile, resulted in Chelsea<\/a> splashing nearly \u00a350 million for the 25-year-old German.<\/p>\n On the other hand, players’ transfer values can plummet if they endure a difficult season. A series of injuries, regularly being dropped or just failing to live up to scratch can all be key factors in a players’ value decreasing rapidly.<\/p>\n An impressive season one year, followed by a campaign plagued by injuries, could be detrimental in a player having their inflated fee suddenly decrease.<\/p>\n At Last Word on Football, we have taken a look at the players who have suffered the greatest transfer value decrease since June 2020, as per the statistics website Transfermarkt<\/a>.<\/p>\n 13 – Raheem Sterling, \u00a3115.2 million to \u00a390 million (-21.9%)<\/p>\n 12. Lionel Messi, \u00a3100.8 million to \u00a372 million (-28.6%)<\/p>\n 11 – N’Golo Kante, \u00a372 million to \u00a349.5 million (-31.3%)<\/p>\n 10 – Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, \u00a350.4 million to \u00a331.5 million (-37.5%)<\/p>\n 9- Antoine Griezmann, \u00a386.4 million to \u00a354 million (-37.5%)<\/p>\n 8 – Christian Eriksen, \u00a361.2 million to \u00a336 million (-41.2%)<\/p>\n 7 – Miralem Pjanic, \u00a346.8 million to \u00a325.2 million (-46.2%)<\/p>\n 6 – Clement Lenglet, \u00a343.2 million to \u00a322.5 million (-47.9%)<\/p>\n 5 – Dele Alli, \u00a357.6 million to \u00a328.8 million (-50%)<\/p>\n 4 – Eden Hazard, \u00a372 million to \u00a336 million (-50%)<\/p>\n 3 – Sergio Aguero, \u00a346.8 million to \u00a322.5 million (-51.9%)<\/p>\n 2 – Felipe Anderson, \u00a328.8 million to \u00a39 million (-68.8%)<\/p>\n 1 – Samuel Umtiti, \u00a328.8 million to \u00a39 million (-68.8%)<\/p>\n Main Photo<\/p>\n