Georgian football team value hits record-high €114 mln on online platform
For the Georgian national team, the combined market value ranged between €30-55 million when Transfermarkt began evaluating players and national teams with the category. Photo from the Georgian national football team's Facebook.
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The combined market value of the Georgian national football team has hit a record-high €114.75 million on Transfermarkt, a reference website for market values of players and teams from across the world.
The update saw the value of the Georgian squad surpass those of Hungary (€105.20 mln) and the Czech Republic (€94.13), teams in the UEFA Nations League Group A3 and A2 respectively. The Georgian team is in the Group 4 of the League C of the competition.
For the Georgian national team, the combined market value ranged between €30-55 million when Transfermarkt began evaluating players and national teams with the category.
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Georgian national football team's young midfielder Khvicha Kvaratskhelia is at the top of the Most Viewed Players section of the transfermarkt.com website that assesses value of players from around the world.
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