Midfielder of FC Roma is worth 35 million EUR, thus breaking the record of Edin Džeko who reached the price of 32 million EUR in February 2012, in the shirt of Manchester City.
Miralem Pjanić is the most expensive B&H football player of all times! According to the German website Transfermarkt.de, midfielder of the B&H national A team is worth 35 million EUR as of yesterday, which is the highest market value of one B&H footballer.
Pjanić’s price increased by five million in comparison to last year and he is currently on the division of the fourth position of the most expensive players of Serie A. experts from Transfermarks yesterday refreshed the page according to which Pjanić made the biggest progress of all B&H players.
That is another proof that the B&H fantasist has an excellent semi-season behind him, at least when it comes to performances for the Roman club. Pjanić played 21 match in the fall part of the season, scoring nine goals and recording six assists (15 in Serie A – seven goals and five assists, 2 in the Champions League – two goals and one assist, and one in the Cup of Italy where he had no effect).
For comparison, Pjanić’s price in the time when he arrived in Roma (September 2011) amounted to ten million EUR. Good performances for the Roman club increased the price to the B&H national team player year by year, and at this time last year he reached 30 million EUR, which was already enough to promote him to the most expensive B&H footballer.
However, his price oscillated during the year, from 28 million EUR in March, then 24 million EUR in July, to 30 million in November, when the last evaluation in 2015 was made. Additional five million he got at the beginning of this year, as well as the interest shown by Real Madrid and Barcelona who started “a war” because of him, are just another proof that Pjanić is the most valuable exhibit in the B&H football set-out and that some of the teammates he shares the dressing room with during national team gatherings will hardly catch up with his market value.
(Source: faktor.ba)
