Top 4 players who have depreciated the most in Comunio since the start of the season

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Nico Williams
7.380.000€+90.000€    6

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The most striking case is that of Nico Williams, who has gone from €21,910,000 to €7,380,000, a drop of -€14,530,000. The explanation seems quite clear: he started the season with a very high valuation due to his status, but the season has gone awry between physical problems and irregularity. Nico has suffered a pubalgia that kept him out for about a month and a half, and in the League, his numbers have been 4 goals, 2 assists, 19 matches, and 1,316 minutes. For a player who started so high, losing continuity and ceasing to be a weekly differential usually causes a very sharp collapse.

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Mastantuono
2.690.000€+60.000€    -

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Very close behind is Franco Mastantuono, whose value has dropped from €17,160,000 to €2,690,000, that is, -€14,470,000. Here, the expectation effect weighs heavily. The Argentine arrived at Real Madrid surrounded by enormous hype after a significant transfer and as one of South American football’s great gems, but his immediate impact in the League has been quite limited: he has 1 goal, 0 assists, 16 matches, and 772 minutes. This does not seem like a drop linked to a serious poor level, but rather to the market placing him very high from the start and then the reality of competing on such a demanding team quickly lowering that valuation.

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Alexander-Arnold
5.230.000€-40.000€    -

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Also notable is the drop of Trent Alexander-Arnold, who has gone from €18,820,000 to €5,230,000, with a loss of -€13,590,000. In his case, the big key appears to have been muscle problems and lack of continuity. Real Madrid issued a medical report in September for a biceps femoris injury, and Reuters reported in December of a new muscle injury that sidelined him for nearly two months. In the League, his numbers so far are modest considering the price he started with: 0 goals, 3 assists, 14 matches, and 663 minutes. For a player whose value was sustained by his name, expected offensive production, and starting role, chaining injuries greatly reduces his fantasy appeal.

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Ayoze Pérez
3.430.000€+50.000€    3

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The fourth big drop is that of Ayoze Pérez, who has fallen from €15,840,000 to €3,430,000, that is, -€12,410,000. Here it seems to be a mix of lost impact along with recent physical problems. In the League, he has 2 goals, 3 assists, 18 matches, and 819 minutes, rather modest figures for a forward who started the season priced as an important piece. In addition, Marcelino confirmed in March that it wasn’t just a knock but a muscle injury, something that has further hindered his continuity. When an attacker loses presence, production drops, and on top of that enters a phase of absences, the market tends to punish him heavily.