Transfermarkt has announced the final market value update dates for the 2025/26 season. Throughout May and June, updated valuations for players across multiple leagues will be published. In the Süper Lig update, factors such as players’ seasonal performances, changes in their club roles, and developments in the transfer market will be taken into account.
Following previous updates in October, December, and March, the season’s final value revisions will take place in May and June. Many players will head into the 2026 World Cup or the summer transfer window with new market valuations. The assessments will consider overall season performance, team success, transfer market status, and future potential.
Key Update Dates
The update schedule begins on May 21 with the Süper Lig. On May 26, Brazil’s Série A will be updated, followed by Germany’s Bundesliga on May 27. Portugal’s Liga Portugal and England’s Championship are scheduled for May 28, while Italy’s Serie A follows on May 29. In June, France’s Ligue 1, Germany’s 2. Bundesliga, and Turkey’s Trendyol 1. Lig will have new values on June 1. The Premier League update takes place on June 3, and the process concludes on June 18 with Azerbaijan’s Premier League.
Share Your Opinions on New Values
Fans can share their thoughts on the upcoming market value updates in the Market Value Discussions section. Whether predicting which players will rise or fall, your insights will be considered during the evaluation. A new feature now consolidates comments in different languages into a single forum, with automatic translations provided.
How Market Values Are Determined
Market values discussed by Transfermarkt forum members are also factored into the evaluation process. However, these values should not be considered identical to actual transfer fees paid. The goal is not to set a price but to reflect a player’s expected market value. Both the player’s individual transfer situation and current conditions are assessed. Transfermarkt does not use an algorithm to determine market values.
