January 28, 2025
Mercato 2025: Top 5 Value Increases and Decreases of Kings League Clubs
After the closure of the Mercato 2025 of the Kings League, Porcinos FC establishes itself as the big winner thanks to stellar signings, while El Barrio suffers the biggest blow with significant departures.
The Mercato 2025 of the Kings League has brought impactful moves that not only transformed the rosters but also the market value of the clubs.
Here’s a review of the teams that experienced the largest increases and decreases in their valuations after this dynamic transfer period.
Top 5 Value Increases in the Kings League After Mercato 2025
1. Porcinos FC: +90 M
Porcinos has been the big winner of this market, securing the services of Marc Pelaz (140 million) and Gilles Vidal (107 million) as their main signings.
Two versatile midfielders capable of leading the midfield and with a great eye for goal, significantly boosting the potential of Ibai Llanos’ team.
These arrivals consolidate Porcinos as one of the strongest title contenders, with a total squad value of 590 million.
2. Los Troncos FC: +70 M
The arrival of Àlex Gutiérrez, valued at 200 million, marks a turning point in the history of Los Troncos. A versatile defender who finished Split 4 with nine goals and four assists in 12 matches.
A star signing complemented by other important additions such as Lluis Alsina (60 M), Eloy Amoedo (50 M), and Víctor Torres (50 M), making Los Troncos’ squad the second highest in total market value (570 million).
3. xBuyer Team: +47 M
The Buyer brothers strengthened their squad with the addition of three key players: David Pérez (76 million), Daniel Santiago (75 million), and Juanma González (70 million).
With this trio of talents, the team aims to compete in all aspects of the game, prioritizing both defensive solidity and creativity in attack.
4. Rayo de Barcelona: +46 M
Rayo de Barcelona reinforced their squad with two standout names: Dani Pérez (95 million) and Alberto Arnalot (75 million), while keeping their star Juan Pedro Nzo (90 million).
This balance between retaining key talent and strengthening strategic areas positions them as one of the most complete teams in the league.
5. Saiyans FC: +45 M
With the major signings of Aitor Vives (125 million) and Marc Briones (85 million), Saiyans adds quality to their midfield and goalkeeping.
Vives is a great creator of goal-scoring opportunities (8 assists in Split 4), while Briones provides solidity between the posts (72 saves in Split 4). Both reinforcements could be decisive in their pursuit of the title.
Top 5 Value Decreases in the Kings League After Mercato 2025
1. El Barrio: -106 M
El Barrio suffered the hardest blow of the market, losing Gilles Vidal (107 million), Gerard Vacas (63 million), and Pau Fernández (60 million).
These departures represent a significant loss of talent in the midfield and goalkeeping positions, leaving a hard-to-fill gap with the club’s new players.
2. PIO FC: -95 M
PIO FC saw two of its major figures, Marc Briones (85 million) and Carlos Omabegho (75 million), leave the team.
Their departures represent a setback in both offensive and defensive capabilities, with the club needing to get a great performance from their new signings.
3. 1K FC: -70 M
The departure of Marc Granero (100 million), Alberto Arnalot (75 million), and Lluís Alsina (60 million) meant a significant drop in the team’s value.
Granero, in particular, was a key player both defensively and as a leader, which complicates the outlook for 1K FC in Split 5.
4. Aniquiladores FC: -55 M
Aniquiladores FC lost three key players: Mario Reyes (75 million), Pol Zapata (75 million), and Xavi Liébanas (70 million).
These losses considerably reduce the team’s options in the defensive department for Juan Guarnizo’s squad.
5. Jijantes FC: -48 M
The departure of Marc Pelaz (140 million) and Feliu Torrus (60 million) was a hard blow for Jijantes.
Pelaz, in particular, was one of the pillars of Gerard Romero’s club, and his absence leaves a significant hole in the squad.
The Mercato 2025 of the Kings League has been a true chess game between the clubs, with teams like Porcinos and Los Troncos emerging strengthened, while others, such as El Barrio and PIO FC, have a long road ahead.
Who will lift the title at the end of Split 5 of the Kings League?
