Brentford and Germany winger Kevin Schade has seen his market value surge to €50 million, following a substantial €15 million increase in Transfermarkt’s latest update. This boost makes him the German player to receive the biggest market value rise in the recent assessment.
The significant valuation jump comes after Schade’s impressive start to the season with Brentford. His strong performances have caught the eye, leading to this career-high market value. The 22-year-old was previously linked with a potential move to Arsenal during the summer transfer window.
Ben Littlemore, Transfermarkt’s Premier League market value coordinator, highlighted Schade’s impact, noting his “furious start to the season.” Littlemore suggested that Schade’s form, including a notable heel finish against Leeds, positions him as one of the Premier League’s top left wingers, especially given the current talent landscape in that position. He also indicated that sustained performance could lead to further speculation about a major transfer.
Schade is not the only German international to experience a market value increase. Arsenal’s Kai Havertz saw his valuation rise by €5 million to €60 million, while Newcastle United‘s Malick Thiaw also increased by €5 million, reaching €50 million. Other German players receiving boosts include Monaco’s Paris Brunner, whose value climbed by €13.5 million to €15 million, and Freiburg’s Derry Scherhant, who saw a €12.5 million increase to €20 million.
This latest market update reflects Schade’s growing status in European football and underscores the potential for increased interest from top clubs if he continues his strong run of form.