10 Most Valuable Players At World Cup 2022, Messi & Ronaldo Are Out Of Top
There hasn't been a more memorable game at a FIFA World Cup. This year's World Cup was held in Brazil. Up until the semi-finals, everything was going swimmingly for the five-time victors. Without their top player Neymar, they took a serious hit. The fact that it was a semifinal and that Germany was the opponent made it a more important game.
While Germany performed admirably in the first ten minutes, Brazil's performance rapidly deteriorated beyond that point. Muller scored first in the 11th minute. When playing at home, Toni Kroos scored twice. Even though his team lost, Oscar still found a way to score a goal. The German team eventually beat Argentina in the championship game. Let's just say we've made it to the finals in a grand fashion.
While Germany performed admirably in the first ten minutes, Brazil's performance rapidly deteriorated beyond that point. Muller scored first in the 11th minute. When playing at home, Toni Kroos scored twice. Even though his team lost, Oscar still found a way to score a goal. The German team eventually beat Argentina in the championship game. Let's just say we've made it to the finals in a grand fashion.
1. Kylian Mbappé, France (€160.00m)
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2. Vinicius Junior, Brazil (€120.00m)
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3. Phil Foden, England (€110.00m)
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4. Pedri, Spain (€100.00m)
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5. Federico Valverde, Uruguay (€100.00m)
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6. Dusan Vlahovic, Serbia (€85.00m)
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7. Jamal Musiala, Germany (€80.00m)
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8. Bernardo Silva, Portugal (€80.00m)
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9. Kevin de Bruyne, Belgium (€80.00m)
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10. Heung-min Son, South Korea (€75.00m)
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