Israeli Forwards See Value Triple in MLS Rankings
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Israeli forwards Dor Turgeman and Seyed Abu Farhi are ranked among the top ten most valuable players in MLS by CIES. Abu Farhi is eighth with an estimated 16.16 million euro value, and Turgeman is tenth with 15.94 million euros. Both players' estimated values have significantly increased since their transfers from Maccabi Tel Aviv. Julian Hall of the New York Red Bulls leads the overall ranking.
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- Dor Turgeman and Seyed Abu Farhi ranked in MLS top ten transfer value by CIES.
- Seyed Abu Farhi is valued at 16.16 million euros, Dor Turgeman at 15.94 million euros.
- Abu Farhi's value tripled since his 5.5 million euro transfer to Colorado Rapids.
- Turgeman's value more than tripled since his 4.7 million euro transfer to New England Revolution.
- Julian Hall of New York Red Bulls leads the MLS transfer value ranking.
- The MLS regular season has six games remaining.
Two Israeli forwards, Dor Turgeman and Seyed Abu Farhi, have been ranked among the top ten most valuable players in Major League Soccer (MLS) by the International Center for Sports Studies (CIES). Abu Farhi is listed at eighth place with an estimated transfer value of 16.16 million euros, significantly higher than the 5.5 million euros Maccabi Tel Aviv received when selling him to the Colorado Rapids last summer. Turgeman secured the tenth spot with an estimated value of 15.94 million euros. This represents more than a threefold increase in his value since his transfer from Maccabi Tel Aviv to the New England Revolution a year ago for 4.7 million euros.
The MLS season is currently underway, with only six regular-season matches remaining. The CIES rankings place Julian Hall of the New York Red Bulls at the top, valued at 20.02 million euros. He is followed by 17-year-old American talent Kavian Sullivan in second place with a valuation of 19.39 million euros, and South African Mabakazeli Mbokazi in third.
The full top ten list includes Beryl Embolo (4th, 19.29 million euros), Tallesco Segovia (5th, 17.13 million euros), Adrien Mathey (6th, 16.73 million euros), Benny Traore (7th, 16.33 million euros), Seyed Abu Farhi (8th, 16.16 million euros), Luigi Sosa (9th, 16 million euros), and Dor Turgeman (10th, 15.94 million euros).
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