Most Valuable Players Outside the Big Five Leagues: Osimhen on Top, Three Süper Lig Names Listed

Following the autumn market value updates, the world's most valuable players outside Europe's big five leagues have been revealed. Galatasaray's Nigerian striker Victor Osimhen tops the ranking, which excludes the leagues of England, Spain, Germany, Italy and France. Fenerbahçe's Mason Greenwood and Galatasaray's Rafael Leão also made the top 15 from the Süper Lig. Notably, all three players saw their market values fall in the latest updates.

Victor Osimhen kept his place at the top of the list despite his market value dropping by €10 million to €65 million. The Nigerian striker is followed by Porto's Victor Froholdt and Al-Hilal's Tijjani Reijnders, from Saudi Arabia, each with a market value of €50 million. Al-Hilal's other two players, Crysencio Summerville and Gabriel Martinelli, are fourth and fifth with €45 million each.

Fenerbahçe's English forward Mason Greenwood sits ninth on the list. The 25-year-old's current value was set at €40 million after a €15 million drop in the autumn update, making Greenwood the Süper Lig player with the biggest loss in value on the list. Galatasaray's Portuguese star Rafael Leão was also among those whose market value fell. The 27-year-old winger, whose value dropped by €10 million to €40 million, is 14th in the ranking.

The league with the most players in the ranking is the Portuguese league. Victor Froholdt, Samu Aghehowa, Jakub Kiwior and Diogo Costa of Porto, along with Benfica's Gianluca Prestianni and Andreas Schjelderup, made the top 15. Of these six players, Froholdt is second with a market value of €50 million, while the other five are valued at €40 million.

The Saudi Pro League is also represented by three players on the list. Al-Hilal's Tijjani Reijnders, Crysencio Summerville and Gabriel Martinelli all made the top five on market value. From Brazil, Palmeiras' young forward Vitor Roque, valued at €38 million, sits 15th in the ranking.