The top 10 most expensive German players currently on transfer

Apart from the hosts Qatar, Germany is the fastest team to get a ticket to the 2022 World Cup. On the one hand, the European qualifiers did end earlier; on the other hand, it is because Germany did play well within its own group, and the breath of youth storm came again.

From the current state assessment, Germany may not be back to the top yet, but the team structure completed the bloodletting should be unmistakable fact. In addition to individual unique features and good form of senior veterans, such as Muller, Neuter, most of the German squad is to usher in the big test in the first World Cup in the middle and new generation of players.

As far as the transfer value is concerned, what are the representatives of the German team as a popular powerhouse? In this article, I will be based on the authoritative media "transfer market" real-time data inventory of the TOP list for reference.

Ten, Silo Cornell (25 million euros)

As the main central defender of Miguel 1 Grand Paris, Silo Mahler has shown enough maturity and ready-to-play power at the age of 25. Who is the happiest person when Lou bids farewell to the national team, perhaps it will be Silo Cornell. In the late part of Lou's reign, the midget player was quite critical of him, saying he was often placed on the wing and had to defend forward a lot.

The new manager, Hansi Flick, is more active or willing to listen to Silo Cornell's voice than the old man Lew, and this son is starting to get more opportunities to play.

Nine. Matthias Gentile (27 million euros)

At 27 years old, he's not old and he's not new, but Matthias Granter, a center back for Russia Monchengladbach, is definitely a veteran in the current German national team and has a great resume.

Back in 2014, the then 20-year-old Gentile was recognized by Loew and had an early opportunity to play for the national team, becoming exactly the 900th member of the German national team in history. That same year, he was named to the World Cup roster. At the 2018 World Cup, Gentile was also part of the roster.

In the current sequence of German center backs, his fame and appearance order would be second only to Digger and about the same as Tilo Köhler, with more but irregular appearances.

Eight: Lorian Neuhaus (28 million euros)

Lorian Neuhaus, 24, currently plays for FC Borussia Monchengladbach in the Bundestag and is a young midfielder with a promising future. Of course, if compared to a newcomer of Kai Havertz's caliber, Neuhaus is not that young and promising.

In his last full Bundestag season, the son contributed 6 goals and 5 assists in 33 games. Dorian Bauhaus has been called up since the Lew era and is currently positioned as a rotational midfielder for Germany. In terms of face value, he is currently Germany's team grass.

Seven: Kevin Friend (€30 million)

Since Lose, Gomez and other wingers faded out of the national team, Germany has been facing the problem of powerlessness for a long time, in the big game also from time to time with no striker formation to deal with, is expected to play the World Cup is also to do so.

On the current staffing, the strongest center forward choice in German soccer is now 29-year-old Miguel 1 Monaco star center forward Kevin Flanders.

Looking back at this son's career, he is a great example of a late bloomer. In his long career with Munich 1860, Oppenheimer and Severeness, Kevin Friend's performance can only be described as dedicated and qualified to start.

After moving to Monaco in Miguel 1 last year, Kevin Friend magically broke out, scoring 16 goals and 7 assists in 35 games, and his price exploded to the 30 million euro bracket. From the start of the season so far, with 3 goals and 3 assists in 13 games, Kevin Friend may not be a flash in the pan.

In terms of player characteristics, Kevin Friend is a blitzing striker who struggles to provide a pivot role. Frankly, he's a bit too much of a functional battering ram type in the German lineup. Even after a career-high performance, he is still a fringe international in the current Germany, with only 2 appearances in the World Qualifying Tournament.

Six, Thomas Muller (30 million euros)

At the age of 32, Thomas Muller is still worth 30 million Euros, so he's no slouch. At a time when German soccer has seen a wave of bloodshed and his peers are dropping out of the national team and even hanging up their boots, Muller, known for his wing man, running, penetration and shooting, is still an unobtainable part of the German national team.

In the past few years, Muller's shooting performance has been relatively stable, and his organization and distribution skills have improved a lot. In the past two Bundestag seasons, Muller's stats are 8 goals and 21 assists in 33 games and 11 goals and 18 assists in 32 games. The unfortunate thing is that Muller's performance in the past Euro and World Cup are quite lost, nearly grainy.

This season, Muller's form in the league is still hot, currently playing 12 games in the Bundestag to contribute 4 goals and 9 assists; in the World Qualifying Tournament, Muller 4 games 3 goals and 3 assists easily. If the situation keeps up, the 2022 World Cup, Mueller, who has 10 goals, may still have a slight chance to challenge the legendary record.

Five, Antonio Digger (40 million euros)

The 28-year-old Digger, who comes from the Stuttgart youth academy, can play as an orthodox center-back or as a right-back in a three-back lineup. As a Champions League-winning center back, Digger is currently one of the world's top-ranked defensive stars and is one of the reasons why Chelsea has been able to create glory in recent years.

For the national team, Digger first started getting called up by Lou in 2014, though not as a regular international player. By the time the 2018 competition cycle came around, Digger began to rise to success. It's not just the outside world that sees it that way, even former German star center back Boateng, who is also a black player, speaks highly of this junior: Rüdiger can take my place, the fans can rest assured.

At the national level, Digger still has to prove himself, especially in terms of commanding attributes outside of defense, and accuracy on the ball, which still has a lot of room to be honed. However, compared to the rest of the tuition center-backs in the German team, Digger is already a very reliable presence at the moment.

Four, Gangland (40 million euros)

Since his fame in Dortmund, Gangland has a balanced skill set, with a combination of ball-breaking ability and long and medium passing dispatch, reminiscent of Bastion Liechtensteiner. Because of nerve inflammation in his back in the old days and the abundance of talent in the national team's midfield, Gangland actually waited until around 2017 to 2018 to start having a stable position of his own, despite his early fame. During the time he left Germany to play for Manchester City, Gangland actually improved, most notably with his big game and firepower output.

In Guardiola's complex system, the 31-year-old Gangland has become more and more comfortable, and last season began to improve in scoring ability, handing out 28 games, 13 goals and 2 assists, plugging in the ability to finish greatly improved. In the national team game, Gangland also brought such a performance to come, this year's world qualifying tournament, Gangland 8 games 5 goals, the goal rate is comparable to the striker.

Three, Marc-Andre yer Steven (55 million euros)

In terms of age, Barcelona goalkeeper Ter Stegen, who is in the prime of his career, is at an eye-catching price in the transfer market. The unfortunate thing is that the man who is pressing him at the national team level is Neuer.

Since being selected for the German national team in 2012, Ter Stegen has only been given the opportunity to play in 27 matches, and has been a spectator in the last few tournaments. On the issue of the national goalkeeper position, Ter Stegen is also repeatedly recommended himself to replace his predecessor, and even with the management has broken out some unhappy.

From this year's World Cup qualifiers, Neuer played 6 games and Ter Stegen played 3. The latter should still have room to compete in the World Cup cycle. Considering Neuer's age, Ter Stegen's real spring in the national team may come after the 2022 World Cup.

Two. Lilo Sane (55 million euros)

As the globalization of talent continues, if you've been paying close attention, you'll have noticed that the tactical status and selection of black players is increasing in many of the traditional European soccer powerhouses, most notably France, the Gauloises. In fact, the same can be said for the German team, which used to be predominantly Germanic, with Turkish and Polish heritage.

Among the black players playing for the German national team, the current number of winger Rilo Sané, now 25 years old, is the most expensive. In the early years of playing for Manchester City, Sane had delivered two consecutive seasons of 10 +10, 17/18 season is playing 10 goals and 15 assists running to the side of the amazing performance of the superstar, but unfortunately the successor is weak, lost in Manchester City.

When he joined Bayern, Sane came back to life. In the last full Bundesliga season, Mane 32 Bundesliga 6 goals and 9 assists, Champions League 8 games 3 goals; this season, Mane temporarily 12 games Bundesliga 3 goals and 4 assists, Champions League 4 games 4 goals. From the trend, this season Mane is ushering in the right year to play.

In this year's 9 games for Germany in the world qualifying tournament, Sane 9 games 4 goals and 2 assists. Whether it's a striker less system or an orthodox system, what Sane currently offers to the German team is nearly as hard to find a qualified replacement for. In terms of age, he can still support Germany to play at least one full tournament cycle.

I. Kai Havertz (70 million euros)

Kai Havertz, 22, started his career with Bundesliga club Leverkusen and is the youngest registered player in the team's history. A talented and versatile German midfielder at a young age, Havertz was given the opportunity to join the continental giants at an early age and is currently a key target for Chelsea CF and the German national team.

In his last full season in the Premier League, 21-year-old Kai Havertz contributed 4 goals and 3 assists in 27 games, and in the past Euros, Kai Havertz became the youngest goalscorer in the history of the German team in the Euros.

This season, Kai Havertz has temporarily played 11 games with 2 goals and 0 assists, which is an average performance. However, in the World Cup qualifying tournament conducted this year, Kai Havertz played 8 games, contributing 3 goals and 2 assists. Obviously, the new national team manager Hansi Flick to Kai Havertz is very important, after pushing back the system of Leif to start over, early to see him as a new youth storm and tactical core of the German team, this son in next year's World Cup performance is very worth looking forward to.