Germany star Kevin Schade handed major market value boost after flying start

Germany winger Kevin Schade, currently playing for Brentford, has experienced a significant boost in his market value following an impressive start to the season. According to Transfermarkt's October update, Schade's market value has increased to €50 million, marking him as the German player who received the highest value boost.

Ben Littlemore, Transfermarkt's Premier League market value coordinator, attributes this rise to Schade's "furious start to the season". The coordinator highlights Schade's "brilliant finish with his heel against Leeds" as a potential candidate for the goal of the season.

Littlemore further emphasizes the scarcity of top talent in Schade's position, suggesting that he is likely one of the best left wingers in the Premier League. During the summer transfer window, Schade was linked with a move to Arsenal. If he can maintain his early-season form, he is expected to attract increased speculation regarding a major transfer, thus necessitating the market value upgrade.

Other German players to receive market value increases in the latest update include Monaco's Paris Brunner (+€13.5m to €15m), Freiburg's Derry Scherhant (+€12.5m to €20m), Arsenal's Kai Havertz (+€5m to €60m), and Newcastle United's Malick Thiaw (+€5m to €50m).