Liverpool FC star the Egyptian Mohamed Salah was ranked sixth among the highest soccer players in the world in terms of market value, according to a study conducted by "KPMG", one of the world's largest institutions in economic studies.
The young Frenchman Paris Saint-Germain star Kylian Mbappe topped the ranking with a market value of 200 million Euros, as the most expensive player in the world at the present time, ahead of the Englishman, Raheem Sterling, star of Manchester City, who ranked second with a value of 132.5 million Euros.
England's Jadon Sancho, the star of Germany's Borussia Dortmund, came in third with a market value of 130 million Euros.
The Egyptian Pharaoh Salah came in sixth place, with a market value of 122.2 million Euros, surpassing his Senegalese teammate Sadio Mane who ranked seventh and was valued at 120 million Euros.
The list saw the exit of Lionel Messi from the top ten players, as he ranked twelfth, with a value of 101.3 million Euros, while the Portuguese Cristiano Ronaldo came out of the list of the fifty highest market value players.
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