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Football: Atlas Lions, 3rd most valuable African national team

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Morocco’s national soccer team has ranked third on the continent on German website Transfermarkt’s most valuable national teams index in its latest report.

The Atlas Lions among whom most valuable Arab player Ashraf Hakimi of PSG, are valued at €237.10 million.

The Moroccan national team beats AFCON reigning Champions Algeria and continental all time giants, Egypt, respectively valued at €194.45 million and €150.95 million.

“Les Elephants”, Côte d’Ivoire’s national soccer team leads continental ranking with a total value of €299.8 million, followed by Senegal with €299.0 million.

Black Stars of Ghana are ranked sixth, right behind Egypt and are marketed €118.25 million.

2021 AFCON host, Cameroon, are valued €89.50 million.

Transfermarkt provides football scores, results, transfer news, fixtures, and player values.

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