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Serie A pauses for a weekend to make room for the national team, which will face Bosnia tomorrow evening in Zenica with the aim of securing qualification for the World Cup.
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After that, it will be time to put the national teams on hold, while waiting for the World Cup scheduled for the summer in the United States, Canada and Mexico, and dive back into the league, which is heading into its final sprint with the last eight rounds set to decide everything, from the Scudetto to relegation, including the battle for Champions League qualification and the European cups.
With 78% of the season behind us (30 matchdays out of 38), it is time for some initial analysis and verdicts. Among the main talking points is the one linked to player value, with the transfer market set to reopen in just a few months.
What is the ideal lineup, and which players have the highest value according to Transfermarkt data?
THE FORMATION
This analysis takes the 3-5-2 into account, the system most commonly used by Serie A coaches.
So let’s find out the top players, role by role and position by position, in the Italian league.
MILE SVILAR (ROMA)
Transfermarkt value: €35.00 million
GLEISON BREMER (JUVENTUS)
Transfermarkt value: €35.00 million
YANN BISSECK (INTER)
Transfermarkt value: €40.00 million
ALESSANDRO BASTONI (INTER)
Transfermarkt value: €70.00 million
CHRISTIAN PULISIC (MILAN)
Transfermarkt value: €35.00 million
NICOLÒ BARELLA (INTER)
Transfermarkt value: €50.00 million
MANU KONÉ (ROMA)
Transfermarkt value: €50.00 million
SCOTT MCTOMINAY (NAPOLI)
Transfermarkt value: €45.00 million
KENAN YILDIZ (JUVENTUS)
Transfermarkt value: €50.00 million
MARCUS THURAM (INTER)
Transfermarkt value: €50.00 million
LAUTARO MARTINEZ (INTER)
Transfermarkt value: €85.00 million
THE MOST VALUABLE XI IN SERIE A
THE OTHER FORMATION
The other system examined is the 4-3-3, and there is no shortage of differences compared to the 3-5-2, along with a few surprises.
The full-backs are Wesley (Roma – €40 million) on the right and Federico Dimarco (Inter – €50 million) on the left.
There is plenty of Como, with Maxi Perrone (€30 million) in the holding role and Nico Paz (€65 million) partnering Koné, the other midfielder, while up front Pulisic and Yildiz “play” behind Lautaro Martinez.
A “dream team” worth almost €600 million.
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