Eduard Spertsyan (Krasnodar), +6m euros (9m)
Spertsyan has already proven to be the most promising RPL player. He drags “Krasnodar” practically alone on himself. Scored 15 points in a goal + assist system in 16 matches – 9 goals and 6 assists. He also shows up in the Armenian national team, scoring against Ireland in June and September. After Zakharyan’s death, Spertsyan is the main young star of the RPL.
Shamar Nicholson (Spartak Moscow), +4m (7m)
In January 2022, Nicholson was worth 6.5m, then Spartak bought him from Charleroi for 8m, but as Shamar didn’t show anything, his value fell to 3m in the fall. And now, after a good fall split, when Nicholson started pleasing Spartak fans with goals, he’s added price again.
Daniil Utkin (Rostov), +4m (7m)
Utkin is the main star of Rostov Karpin, with whom Krasnodar parted very easily. The Bulls leased him from Akhmat and then sold him to Rostov for €3m. But it is worth saying that Utkin actually returned home, since he is from Aksai, a suburb of Rostov-on-Don. In Karpin’s team, he formed a shock group with another former Krasnodar player, Nikolai Komlichenko. Daniil gave 7 assists and scored 3 goals.
Danil Glebov (Rostov), +3.5m (7.5m)
The heart of “Rostov” is the tireless midfielder Daniil Glebov, who cements the center of the field in the Karpin team. Differs in hard work and rigidity – excellent characteristics for a defensive midfielder, which is not bad when joining the attack. He is a key player, “Rostov” and to some extent even more valuable for team play than Utkin.
Wendel (Zenith), +3m (22m)
Wendel is one of Zenit’s brightest players in the first half of the season. There was talk that he was going to leave this summer but ultimately the rumors weren’t confirmed and the Brazilian had a wonderful fall segment. Scored 7 goals and provided 2 assists. Only Malcolm in the “Zenith” looked brighter. And considering Claudinho was lost, it was Vendel’s excellent play that helped the Petrograders dominate most games in the first half of the season.
Arsen Zakharyan (Dynamo), +3m (15m)
Zakharyan added price, but at the same time he spends mid-season. Yes, and in the spring it was not impressive. The price grows by inertia due to the young age and the strong potential, which Arsène cannot yet fully reveal. Too high expectations and too many advances were given to him.
Gustavo Mantua (Zenith), +3m (3m)
A year ago, Mantuan was worthless and little was known about him, but after Yuri Alberto escaped, he ended up at Zenit and managed to score 3 goals in 191 minutes and also give an assist decisive. Mantuan is a useful reserve, but he still lacks a class on the base, “Zenith” is able to acquire stronger players.
Jorge Carrascal (CSKA Moscow), +2.8m (9m)
Carrascal had a great start to the season, played exceptional games, scoring 8 points in the first 9 rounds in the goal + assist system (5 + 3), but then he deflated and showed average play, like the entire CSKA team.
Alexander Silyanov (Rostov), +2.6m (3.5m)
Silyanov belongs to Lokomotiv and plays for Rostov on loan. Operates on the right flank of defense and has already managed to make his national team debut. Karpin has revealed the youngster, but he will likely be picked up by Lokomotiv, who are now too valuable a player to scatter them.
Alexander Kovalenko (Wings of the Soviets), +2.4 (2.5 million)
Sochi bought Kovalenko’s contract and let him gain experience in Wings of the Soviets, since he is only 19 years old. And in the end, Alexander became one of the discoveries of the new season, showing that the people of Sochi did not spend money on him in vain. More Kovalenko this season for the “Wings” played only Alexander Soldatenkov.
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