Luis Chávez joins the Top 5 Mexican players with the highest market value

After his debut at the World Cup in Qatar, the estimated market value of Club Pachuca midfielder Luis Chávez increased by 1.5 million euros, according to the Transfermarkt portal, an increase equivalent to 23 percent.

Currently, the midfielder’s record is estimated at 8 million euros, which translates to more than 160 million pesos, which allowed him to position himself within the Top 5 of the best valued Mexican players on the platform.

The Tuzos midfielder was one of the most regular players in the three games that the national team played, standing out in the last game of the group stage against Saudi Arabia, because with a goal from a free kick he brought the Mexican team closer to the classification.

His performance earned him praise by the press and the fans as the best national team in the World Cup in Qatar.

Luis Chávez was one of the three soccer players with the most shots on goal and the midfielder who gave the most passes in Mexico’s three games in the World Cup, and he was one of the five players with the longest time on the field of play; being an indispensable figure for Gerardo Tata Martino, since he was a starter in all his lineups and did not come out of substitution in any of the matches.

Currently in the Top 5 of the best valued Mexicans are Edson Álvarez with 35 million euros, Hirving Lozano with 28 million euros, Tecatito Corona with 14 million euros, Raúl Jiménez with 12 million euros and Luis Chávez in fifth. place.

Midfielder Luis Chávez in a conversation with “El Escorpión Dorado” said that he thought about retiring from soccer, but he would not imagine that his performance in the World Cup would mark a change in his career as a professional soccer player, and although no team offers have been made official Europeans to sign him, during the meeting with Saudi Arabia, Bayern Leverkusen winked directly at the Mexican soccer player on his Twitter account.

In this regard, Armando Martínez, president of Pachuca, was forceful about the signing of Luis Chávez to another team and assured the media that no talks have been held with other teams to sign the midfielder.

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