Abduqodir Husanov became the most expensive player in Asia

Uzbekistan national team defender and Manchester City player Abduqodir Husanov has become one of the most expensive footballers in Asia, according to the German football portal Transfermarkt.

According to the information, the 21-year-old is valued at €35 million. It’s noted that after the October update, Bayern Munich defender Kim Min-je’s value decreased from €40 million to €32 million. Brighton player Kaoru Mitoma’s market value has also dropped significantly, falling from €40 million to €35 million.

This brings Abduqodir Husanov to level with Kaora Mitoma, placing him in the top spot among Asia’s most expensive athletes. The list was compiled by:

• Abdukodir Husanov – Manchester City – €35 million;
• Kaoru Mitoma – Brighton – €35 million;
• Kim Min Jae – Bayern Munich – €32 million;
• Takefusa Kubo – Real Sociedad – €30 million;
• Kaisu Sano – Mainz – €25 million;
• Lee Kang-in – Paris Saint-Germain – €25 million;
• Ritsu Doan – Freiburg – €25 million;
• Zion Suzuki – Parma – €20 million;
• Son Heung-min – Los Angeles – €20 million;
• Hiroki Ito – Bayern Munich – €18 million.

Earlier, it was reported that Uzbek footballer Abduqodir Husanov was injured during the match. According to doctors’ advice, the national team defender will not be able to take part in the CAFA Nations Cup.