After winning the club’s third ever Scudetto on Thursday evening, the Napoli squad has been given a market value of over €650m according to La Gazzetta dello Sport, an increase of roughly €150m since the start of the 2022-23 season.
Under the guidance of sporting director Cristiano Giuntoli and chief scout Maurizio Micheli, Napoli built a squad that more than exceeded expectations at the start of the season and have proved invaluable to Luciano Spalletti on their journey to a third ever Serie A title.
As well as being an impressive collective unit, Napoli have also had a number of standout individual performers, which has led to an unsurprising surge in the financial value of the team.
Victor Osimhen’s tally of 22 league goals is more than any other player in the division and his contributions have led him to be considered as one of the best performing centre-forwards in the world.
As a result, Napoli reportedly won’t listen to any offers that come under €150m for their star striker according to La Gazzetta, an increase in value of at least €50m since the start of the season.
Khvivha Kvaratskhelia’s value has also skyrocketed in the nine months since his arrival from Dinamo Batumi for €11.5m. The majestic Georgian is likely worth close to 10 times as much he was bought for in the summer.
Fellow summer arrival Kim Min-jae is also among the most valuable players at the club, with a €50m release clause for sides outside Italy set to become active during the summer transfer window. The paper writes that his value would be considerably higher without the clause written into his contract.
Giacomo Raspadori, Stanislav Lobotka, Frank Zambo Anguissa, Piotr Zielinski and Hirving Lozano are all estimated to be worth in the region of €30m-€40m.
With Alex Meret, Giovanni Di Lorenzo, Amir Rrahmani, Mathias Olivera, Elif Elmas, Matteo Politano and Giovanni Simeone added into the mix, Napoli’s total squad value is now estimated to be well over €600m.