January 20, 2025
The Five Bargains of the 2025 Kings League Mercato
The 2025 Mercato offers the 12 Kings League teams five great opportunities to sign key players by leveraging their clauses.
The Kings League InfoJobs is ready to raise the curtain on the January 2025 Mercato. The presidents of the 12 clubs are already fine-tuning their strategies to strengthen their squads for the upcoming Split 5, aiming to assemble the most competitive team possible to claim the title.
Amid this landscape, the winter market arrives full of opportunities, highlighting strategic signings that could make all the difference. Below, we analyze five top players who stand out as major bargains in the market due to their release clauses.
Pablo Beguer (Jijantes FC): 30 M Release Clause
Pablo Beguer, a midfielder for Jijantes FC, is one of the big names of this Mercato 2025 thanks to his affordable release clause of 30 M.
The No. 9 for Gerard Romero’s team was one of Spain’s stars in the Kings World Cup Nations. During Split 4, he tallied six goals and seven assists in 13 matches, earned the Prime MVP of the Match twice, and was crowned Prime MVP of the Playoffs.
Additionally, he boasts an impressive track record, having won the Kings League with El Barrio (Split 1), xBuyer Team (Split 2), and Jijantes FC (Split 4). Will he join a new project to continue his Kings League legacy?
Aleix Martí (Ultimate Móstoles): 41 M Release Clause
Aleix Martí, a forward for Ultimate Móstoles, is one of the most sought-after players in the market, with a 41 M release clause. Martí showcased his quality in Split 4, scoring seven goals and providing three assists in 11 matches, cementing his place as a key player for DjMaRiiO’s team.
Although Ultimate Móstoles fell short of securing the title, Martí has consistently led the team to the Playoffs. In Split 3, they reached the final but lost to Saiyans FC (4-3). In Split 4, they narrowly missed a spot in Tenerife after losing in the semifinals to xBuyer Team (1-6).
Nico Santos (Porcinos FC): 45 M Release Clause
With a 45 M release clause, Nico Santos, a forward for Porcinos FC, is one of the standout players in this market. He was the top assist provider in Split 4 with 16 assists, scored five goals in 11 matches, and received the Prime MVP of the Match award twice.
Although Ibai Llanos‘ Porcinos FC hasn’t advanced past the quarterfinals in recent Splits, Santos balanced this streak by winning the 2024 Kings World Cup Clubs, where he scored in the final against G3X (5-3).
José Segovia (Jijantes FC): 50 M Release Clause
Goalkeeper José Segovia, a key figure in Jijantes FC’s Split 4 victory, is another great opportunity in the Mercato with a 50 M release clause.
Segovia was not only the goalkeeper with the most saves (113) but also one of the team’s top assist providers, alongside Beguer and Fernando Velillas, with five assists.
His versatility makes him a crucial signing for teams looking to bolster both their defense and offensive dynamism.
Jero Martín (PIO FC): 50 M Release Clause
Midfielder Jero Martín of PIO FC is another player to watch. With nine goals and seven assists in 11 matches during Split 4, Jero shone even though Rivers’ team was eliminated in the regular phase, finishing in ninth place.
His individual performance, which includes two Prime MVP awards, could attract clubs seeking an effective playmaker.
