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Edson Alvarez's value: statistics and price of the mexican Premier League player

Discover Edson Alvarez's performance statistics, record, and market value as one of Mexico's standout footballers in Europe.

By Angel Carrillo Hernández

Edson Álvarez | Photo: @EdsonAlvarez19
Edson Álvarez | Photo: @EdsonAlvarez19
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Edson Alvarez, with a current market value of €30 million, has established himself as one of the most prominent Mexican players in European football. Currently playing for West Ham United in the Premier League, Álvarez continues to demonstrate his quality as a midfielder while striving to regain the level that brought him success at Ajax and with the Mexican national team.

Edson Álvarez's impact at West Ham United

Since joining West Ham in August 2023, Álvarez has played 15 matches in the 2024/25 Premier League season, starting in 10 of them and accumulating 886 minutes of play. Although he has not scored or provided any assists, his defensive contributions have been significant, with 51 recoveries and 11 successful tackles. Despite facing challenges such as a pre-season injury, Álvarez has shown his ability to adapt to the demands of English football.

In his most recent appearance against Liverpool, the "Machín" played 45 minutes in a tough match for the Hammers, who lost 0-5 to the Premier League leaders. Despite the defeat, Álvarez remains an essential part of manager Julen Lopetegui's plans.

Highlighted statistics in the 2024/25 Premier League season:

  • Matches played: 15 out of 19 possible.
  • Recoveries: 51.
  • Duels won: 56 out of 105 (53%).
  • Passing accuracy: 86% of 478 attempts.
  • Yellow cards: 4.

Career trajectory and market value evolution

Edson Álvarez began his career at Club América, progressing from the youth ranks to debuting with the first team in 2017. After excelling in Liga MX, he was signed by Ajax in 2019 for €15 million, where he gained international experience and won titles like the Eredivisie. In 2023, West Ham secured his services for €38 million, making him one of the most expensive mexican players in history.

Álvarez has maintained a high market value, reaching a peak of €35 million in November 2022. His current valuation of €30 million reflects his consistency and importance in European football.

Edson Álvarez's transfer history:

  • 2023: Ajax → West Ham for €38 million.
  • 2019: América → Ajax for €15 million.
  • 2017: América U20 → América (promotion).
  • 2015: América Premier → América U20 (promotion).
  • 2015: América U17 → América Coapa (promotion).

His importance in European football

Edson Álvarez has proven to be a versatile player, excelling as both a defensive midfielder and center-back. His time at Ajax was particularly noteworthy, where he played 147 matches, scored 13 goals, and contributed 6 assists across all competitions. Since joining West Ham, Álvarez has accumulated 59 appearances, showcasing his defensive solidity and ability to intercept balls.

While his adaptation to the Premier League has seen some ups and downs, Álvarez aims to establish himself as a midfield leader for the London club. His next challenge is against Manchester City in a match that could be pivotal for his season.

Career statistics:

  • Total matches played: 345.
  • Goals: 20.
  • Assists: 9.
  • Recoveries: 51 (in the current season).
  • Yellow cards: 76 (5 in the current season).

What to know about Edson Álvarez!

  • His current market value is €30 million, one of the highest among Mexican players.
  • He has played 15 matches in the 2024/25 Premier League, with 51 recoveries and 4 yellow cards.
  • At West Ham, he has made 59 appearances since joining in 2023.
  • His transfer to West Ham in 2023 cost €38 million, the highest of his career.
  • Before the Premier League, he played 147 matches for Ajax, scoring 13 goals and winning 3 titles.
  • He is a champion of multiple tournaments, including the Gold Cup, Eredivisie, and Liga MX.
  • With a contract until 2028, he aims to cement his place in the Premier League and remain a key figure in Mexican football.

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