Transfermarkt has published updated market values for players competing in the Uzbekistan championship. The new figures have generated significant interest among Superliga fans, as the list clearly highlights the market value, growth rate, and club potential of top players.
Nasaf goalkeeper Abduvohid Ne’matov took the top spot in the updated ranking. The 25-year-old shot-stopper's transfer value is estimated at 1.5 million euros, making him the most expensive player in the Uzbekistan Superliga currently. Ne’matov’s consistent performance, reliable saves, and composure in big matches demonstrate his rising market value.
Paxtakor player Akmal Mozgovoy took second place. His transfer value increased by 100,000 euros, reaching 1.4 million euros. Mozgovoy’s activity in midfield, ball control, and role in organizing the team's play are highly rated.
The top three is rounded out by another Paxtakor representative, Hojiakbar Alijonov. His market value also rose by 100,000 euros, totaling 1.3 million euros. Alijonov maintains his value through reliable defensive work and active participation in attacks.
The biggest growth in the ranking was seen in Paxtakor midfielder Dostonbek Hamdamov. His transfer value increased by 300,000 euros at once. This growth indicates that the player's recent performance, experience, and contribution to the team have been highly rated by Transfermarkt experts.
The top 10 most valuable players in the Uzbekistan Superliga are as follows:
Abduvohid Ne’matov Nasaf — 1.5 million euros
Akmal Mozgovoy Paxtakor — 1.4 million euros
Hojiakbar Alijonov Paxtakor — 1.3 million euros
Sherzod Nasrullayev Paxtakor — 1.2 million euros
Ljupcho Doriev Sogdiana — 1.2 million euros
Hojimat Erkinov Paxtakor — 1 million euros
Jamshid Iskanderov Neftchi — 1 million euros
Dostonbek Hamdamov Paxtakor — 900,000 euros
Ruslan Jiyanov Navbahor — 800,000 euros
Abrorbek Ismoilov Neftchi — 800,000 euros.
It is worth noting that Paxtakor players make up the majority of this list, showing the club has many high-value players in demand. Meanwhile, the presence of representatives from Nasaf, Neftchi, Navbahor, and Sogdiana in the top ten indicates increasing competition in the Superliga.
In short, Transfermarkt’s updated valuations confirm once again that the Uzbekistan championship is full of individual talent. Ne’matov has taken the lead, while Hamdamov recorded the biggest growth. Now the main question is: how will these numbers be reinforced by performances on the pitch?
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