The Moroccan team topped the ranking of the most expensive Arab teams participating in the 2022 World Cup in Qatar with a total marketing value of 232.3 million euros, according to statistical reports of the website Transfermarkt, which specializes in the wages of players and coaches, the market of movements and the financial value of soccer clubs and teams.
According to Transfair Market, the Moroccan team is ranked 23rd globally in the ranking of the most expensive soccer teams by calculating the marketing value of its players, and 16th in the ranking of the 2022 World Cup and the most expensive Arab teams qualifying for the World Cup ahead of Tunisia, Saudi Arabia and Qatar.
Thanks to his professional players at the strongest European clubs, such as Ashraf Hakimi at French Barry Saint-Germain, Hakim Ziyech at English Chelsea, Nasir Mazraoui at German Bayern Munich, Yassine Bono at Spanish Sevilla and other stars who have contributed strongly to raising the Moroccan team's marketing value to be the most expensive Arab s in the world.
The Atlas Lions overtook Tunisia, which finished second in the Arab world and 56 in the world, with a marketing value of Euro65.59 million.
Saudi Arabia ranked third in the Arab World Cup at more than 30 million euros per player, while Qatar finished fourth in the 2022 World Cup market value of nearly 20 million euros.
Hakimi - The most expensive Arabic in the World Cup:
The Moroccan team, which is participating in the World Cup for the sixth time in its history, owes its high marketing value to some of the stars whose World Cup equity index has risen, notably Paris Saint-Germain's French defender Ashraf Hakimi, who is ranked first in the most expensive Arab players participating in the World Cup with a marketing value of 65 million euros.
Hakimi, born in 1998, moved to Barry Saint-Germain in July 2021 for a period of 5 years with a deal of up to € 70 million, becoming the most expensive player in Arab players' transfer history.
The Atlas Lions also have a number of players with high marketing value such as Hakim Ziyech, Chelsea's average field, which, according to Transfair Markt, is priced at 20 million euros, the same marketing value for both Sevilla's Spanish striker Youssef Neseiri and Bayern Munich's defender Naseer Mazraoui, while the marketing value of Ange's French ge is 8 million euros.
Tunisian Skiri:
In turn, Tunisia has a number of players active in the European leagues, but their marketing value remains weak compared to Morocco, for example. The most expensive player in the Carthage Eagles is Elias Al Sakhiri, Germany's average Colin field, which has a marketing value of 13 million euros.
Al Sakhiri, 27, was able to impose himself strongly in the Bundesliga, contributing to the rapid and impressive rise in his marketing value, rising from 4 million euros in late 2017 to 13 million euros at the moment as the most expensive player in the Eagles' squad.
Saudi Arabian deal striker Naim al-Siliti is in second place with more than 6 million euros, Habbal Mejbri averages the Birmingham English field in third place with more than 6 million euros.
In turn, the Saudi team included players with a marketing value of 2 million euros, foremost among them Saudi club defender Al-Nasr Sultan Al-Ghanim with over 3.5 million euros. Salim Al-Dossi then averaged the Club Al-Hilal field with over 2.8 million euros, and fellow Al-Hilal defender Mohammed Al Barak and Mohammad Kano.
Qatar's three players account for the bulk of the total marketing value of its players, amounting to approximately 20 million euros. They are Akram Afif, a striker for Al-Sadd, the most expensive players in Annabi with over 5.3 million euros. Al-Duhail, worth 2.8 million euros.
Akram Afif, 25, is one of the best players in Qatar, and in December 2021 he was named the third best player in the Arab Cup for the teams after contributing to his country's semi-final.
The English team is at the top of the World Cup team's marketing value ranking at over $1.39 billion, followed by Brazil, whose players' total transfer price is $1.09 billion.
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