It is close to 500 million euros: this is how it forms the most valuable XI of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games

The format of the Olympic Games, particularly when it comes to football as a discipline, is somewhat particular when it comes to recruiting players and planning the team with which each team will go out to play. The rules say: Selection Sub 23, with the support of 3 older players.

The truth is that, and as a result of the tight schedule that the elite players had to face, most of the teams did not want to give up their players for what is one of the most important competitions in the world, but not precisely at the football level.

Anyway, there are players who deserve to be mentioned, and other great promises who ensure good football in Tokyo. In total, if we analyze the ideal 11, we are talking about a value of 500 million euros, which makes it clear, the level of the tournament that is to come.

What is and how much is the ideal XI of the Olympic games worth?

1- Unai Simón | Spain | Market Value: 20 Million Euros.

2- Benjamin Henrichs | Germany | Market Value: 12 Million Euros.

3- Diego Carlos | Brazil | Market Value: 45 Million Euros.

4- Ferran Torres | Spain | Market Value: 50 Million Euros.

5- Marc Cucurella | Spain | Market Value: 20 Million Euros.

6- Franck Kessié | Côte d'Ivoire | Market Value: 55 Million Euros.

7- Mikel Merino | Spain | Market Value: 40 Million Euros.

8- Pedri | Spain | Market Value: 80 Million Euros.

9-  Dani Olmo | Spain | Market Value: 50 Million Euros.

10- Oyarzabal | Spain | Market Value: 70 Million Euros.

11- Richarlison | Brazil | Market Value: 55 Million Euros.