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OK, he's played 13 minutes in La Liga 2 so far this season, that's it.

so he underwent surgery a while back and according to Transfermarkt he's still sort of forced there you go he played against Girona on the 24th so that's last weekend so interesting to see if he gets minutes this weekend coming and played 13 minutes in a 5-1 loss to Girona so he's back fit according to that let's see if he can stay fit I hope he can because really really talented really gifted footballer who looked at one point trying to build his feet but like I say injuries absolutely decimated that and there's this guy in the Bundesliga absolutely cooking called Ibrahim I thought you were going to say Harry Kane then Ibrahim Mahrez an absolute baller I don't know if he goes to a team like PSG or City I'm going to be devastated he has that Mahrez style and cheap okay that is a new one on me I'm not going to lie to you let me have a quick Look, he is currently at Leverkusen.

Okay, right.

I'm keen to check this out a little bit more.

But yeah, without further ado, guys, let's jump into it.

I'll quickly throw up the list of the top players 18 countries who are represented in the top 250 most viable players in the world, which, by the way, you can, of course, just head on to Transfermarkt and check.

Click on market values and the most viable players.

Top of the list is England, then Spain, France, Germany, and Brazil.

I think the best players have probably always come.

As old as market values.

Well, yeah, but, you know, even before Transfermarkt came along in the early 2000s and put values on these players, we probably always knew that the best and most valuable players came from England, Spain, France, Germany, Brazil, and then maybe a loop in Italy and Netherlands as well.

i think you just look at the the success these countries had um over over the decades yeah it's not shocking me and i think you know the the only the only thing that i would probably say is it changes and shifts and moves around a little bit here and there but these are the biggest football countries in the world and so i'm not not really that surprised and i think one thing maybe Well, it's also not a big surprise as England, of course, with the amount of money that is in the Premier League.

me get on to the transfer marks.

this is incredible listening if you're an audio only listener then you're being treated here just me looking at some stats on Transfermarkt

say about that when we were in Belgium I was in Brussels and it was random so we came to the big EU building the conferences and that

Aye

answers.

Would you like to tell the group the question or shall I do it? The highest, the 25 highest valued recognised left backs, ooh, according to Transfermarkt.

In the world.

In.

they were

actually bought? No, because...

No, it's valuation by Transfermarkt.

Yeah.

Each of you will be given a chance to start the bidding.

If somebody bids the entire amount, they will get to go We're going to start with David, then Shane, then Owen in the bidding for the first question, which is, according to transfermarkt.com, 13 Dutch footballers have represented Liverpool.

How many can you name, David? Six.

I'll go seven.

And so this is going to be a fascinating fixture.

Can Freiburg finally beat a top team? Can they actually get a win against Bayern Munich? And in the Bundesliga, we actually have to go back quite some time just looking at the famous Transfermarkt database and the last win in the Bundesliga.

I'll give everyone here a moment if they remember.

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