Kosovo’s value rises on “Transfermarkt,” surpassing even its March opponent, Slovakia

Kosovo’s national team is continuing to grow, following successes achieved on the field of play.

The “Dardanians” are also recording new successes off the pitch, with their value as a national team overall increasing as well.

Kosovo’s national team is now the 42nd most valuable national team in the world, reaching a figure of 149.08 million euros, according to “Transfermarkt.”

The increase in the value of several Dardanian footballers also had a major impact on Kosovo’s rising value.

Hoffenheim’s Fisnik Asllani is now worth 30 million euros, while Edon Zhegrova is valued at 25 million euros.

Leon Avdullahu also saw an increase, and is now valued at 17 million euros on the market.

National team captain Amir Rrahmani and his defensive partner, Albian Hajdari, are each worth 12 million euros.

Albion Rrahmani is worth 8 million euros, while Sassuolo and Kosovo goalkeeper Arijanet Muric is worth 7.5 million euros.

Mallorca and Kosovo’s “Pirate,” Vedat Muriqi, has seen his value fall, and is now valued at 4.5 million euros.

In the new “Transfermarkt” ranking of national teams by value, Kosovo has also moved ahead of its opponent in March’s World Cup play-off, Slovakia, which ranks 44th with a value of 137.15 million euros.

In the FIFA rankings, however, Kosovo is 80th in the world.