Few clubs can compete with Real Madrid on any level, but Los
Blancos have the most valuable squad in the world, according to a player
pricing and stats website.
Having
been voted the club of the 20th century, Madrid are seen almost universally as
the world's greatest football institution, a status backed up by eleven
European Cup wins, the last of which came only in May.
Collectively,
Transfermarket value their squad at 783 million euros, 12 million ahead of the
next best, Barcelona.
Despite
a fall in value due to his age, Cristiano Ronaldo remains a huge asset, while
Gareth Bale and Karim Benzema have both risen in price, to 90 million and 60
million respectively, over the last year.
For
the most part, each individual has improved, with Isco and James Rodriguez, who
both struggled last season, decreasing.
While
a number of Premier League clubs are said to be keen on signing Rodriguez for
85 million euros, Transfermarket claim he is worth 70 million euros, a 10
million decrease from his debut campaign in 2014-15.
Clearly
confident in his players' ability to bring more success to the Estadio Santiago
Bernabeu this season, Coach Zinedine Zidane doesn't believe many new faces are
needed after the re-signing of Alvaro Morata from Juventus.
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