Kolašinac's value rises to 7 million euros despite own goal, Spahić and Ibišević see value decrease

The value of Sead Kolašinac, a player for the BiH national team, has increased by two million euros on the football market after the World Cup in Brazil, and now stands at seven million euros, according to the world's most renowned internet site transfermarkt.de, reports the BiH news agency Patria (NAP). 

The market value of seven BiH players who played in Brazil has changed after the championship. The value of Mensur Mujdža, Emir Spahić, Vedad Ibišević, and Zvjezdan Misimović has decreased, while besides Kolašinac, an increase in price by half a million euros was recorded for Ermin Bičakčić (now 3.5 million euros) and Sejad Salihović (now 5 million euros).

This will most likely also happen with Muhamed Bešić, for whom many clubs are offering money, but his official market value is still one million euros. Ibišević experienced the biggest drop, now worth eight million instead of the previous 10 million euros. Spahić's price dropped from 2.5 million to 2 million, and Mujdža's from 3 to 2.5 million euros. Misimović's price dropped from 3.2 million to three million.

Izet Hajrović changed clubs after the championship in Brazil, moving from Galatasaray to Werder, but his price remained the same at 4.5 million euros.

The market value of other BiH players has not changed so far after their performance at the World Cup in Brazil. Our most expensive player is still Edin Džeko, who is worth 24 million euros according to this site, followed by Miralem Pjanić with 20 million, and Begović and Lulić with 10 million euros each. Haris Medunjanin is worth 3 million, Senijad Ibričić 2.5 million, Avdija Vršajević 2 million euros. Toni Šunjić, who also changed clubs, is worth one million euros, the same as Tino Sven Sušić, while Ognjen Vranješ is estimated at 700,000 euros, reports NAP.