Ibrahimovic is surprised by Morgan Rogers' price: 'So how much is it worth
According to Vi.
Context
Morgan Rogers, currently at Aston Villa, is set to become one of the most expensive players in the history of English football, if a transfer to Chelsea goes through. This move will not only affect Rogers' reputation but could also impact the transfer market, as other clubs could follow the Blues' example in looking for promising talent.
Why this matters
Zlatan Ibrahimovic's statements about Morgan Rogers' value reflect growing concern about inflation in the transfer market, especially in the Premier League. The possibility of an English player being transferred for €135 million raises questions about the assessment of emerging talent and the financial sustainability of clubs. Ibrahimovic suggests that escalating prices could distort player development and the dynamics of football.
Main conclusions
- Ibrahimovic is surprised by Morgan Rogers' price: 'So how much is it worth.
- Zlatan Ibrahimovic reacted with disbelief at the price Chelsea will be willing to pay for Morgan Rogers (c.
- Ongeloof bij Zlatan om transfersom Rogers: 'Hoeveel is Lamine Yamal dan waard?'.
Zlatan Ibrahimovic could not hide his astonishment at the amount of money that Chelsea is about to invest in Morgan Rogers. According to several international media reports, the English international will leave Aston Villa for Stamford Bridge in a transfer worth around 135 million euros. If confirmed, the winger will become, along with Elliot Anderson (transferred this summer from Nottingham Forest to Manchester City), the most expensive Englishman ever. For the blues, this operation would also set a new maximum, exceeding the 121 million euros paid by Enzo Fernández to Benfica in 2023.
In the studio, during the preview of the game to award third place in the World Cup — where Rogers represents England against France —, Ibrahimovic was adamant in assessing the rise in values in the market. “This has to stop immediately”, said the former goalscorer, remembering that “not all players are worth a hundred million”. For the Swede, a good year should not, in itself, justify figures of this magnitude: “Not every player with a good season is immediately worth a hundred million.”
Ibrahimovic went further and set the comparative bar on emerging and established talent: "I wonder how much Lamine Yamal, Vinícius Júnior and Michael Olise will be worth, if Rogers is already worth 117 million pounds. This has to stop." The statements revive the debate about inflation in football, especially in the Premier League, where the amounts for young promises have been growing successively.
Throughout his career, Zlatan himself was involved in big-time transfers, totaling 169.1 million euros in club changes — a far cry, however, from the values now being discussed. The peak occurred in 2009, when Barcelona paid 69.5 million to Inter. The Swede's first big step into European football took place in 2001, with the move from Malmö FF to Ajax, for 7.8 million.
If Rogers' move is confirmed by the amounts advanced, Chelsea will once again take the market's spotlight, now with a signing that would beat their own historic highs. The eventual operation also reinforces the Premier League's status as the epicenter of the biggest transactions in world football, while fueling the discussion about financial sustainability and the true market value of players still in the affirmation phase.
For now, Ibrahimovic's blunt comment adds pressure and scrutiny to a transfer that promises to mark the summer, crossing the competitive moment of the World Cup with the always intense soap opera of the English market.
What happens next
With the summer transfer window approaching, Morgan Rogers' situation could influence other movements in the market. Pressure for clubs to reconsider the amounts paid for young talent could lead to a reevaluation of hiring strategies. Ibrahimovic, by highlighting the need for a spending brake, could inspire discussions about the need for a salary cap or transfer limits between Premier League clubs.
Frequently asked questions
Who is Morgan Rogers?
Morgan Rogers is an English international football player who is about to be transferred from Aston Villa to Chelsea FC.
Where does Morgan Rogers come from?
Morgan Rogers joins from Aston Villa, where he played before joining Chelsea FC.
Why is Morgan Rogers being transferred to Chelsea?
Chelsea is interested in Morgan Rogers to reinforce their team, especially in the context of price inflation in the transfer market.
What is the transfer fee for Morgan Rogers?
Morgan Rogers' transfer to Chelsea is valued at around 135 million euros.
When will Morgan Ro's transfer be official?
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The transfer has not yet been officially confirmed but is in progress during the summer transfer window.