Two players, who graduated from the famous Right to Dream Academy, Mohammed Kudus and Simon Adingra have been ranked among the most valuable footballers in Africa as released by CIES Football Observatory.
Kudus and Adingra are among the top ten Most Valuable footballers on the African continent at the moment.
Whiles the Ghanaian, who plies his trade for West Ham United is ranked second out of ten, Adingra, an Ivorian who plays for fellow Premier League club Brighton is placed tenth on the list.
The Black Stars midfielder who was signed for 44.5 million euros last summer is currently valued at 89.6 million euros. He is beaten only by Chelsea and Senegalese striker Nicholas whose value is pegged at 99.3 million euros.
Meanwhile, fellow Right to Dream Academy graduate Adingra is valued at 47.8 million Euros.
Nigeria international, who plays for Beyer Leverkusen in Germany, Victor Boniface is third at €86.5m.
The Black Stars poster boy joined West Ham United last summer in a move from Dutch giants Ajax on the back of successful seasons in the Dutch Eredivisie where he established himself as one of the best in the league.
At West Ham United, Mohammed Kudus in his debut season starred with impressive performances that did not only make him a fan-favourite but set him up as one of the most exciting youngsters in the league.
With eight goals and six assists in the English Premier League in his first season, the value of the Ghana star has now gone up astronomically.
Below is the top 10 most valuable footballers in Africa
NICOLAS JACKSON (Chelsea) - €99.3 m
MOHAMMED KUDUS (West Ham) - €89.6 m
VICTOR BONIFACE (BAYER LEVERKUSEN) - €86.5 m
VICTOR OSIMHEN (NAPOLI) - €85.6 m
BRAHIM DÍAZ (REAL MADRID) - €76.4 m
PAPE MATAR SARR (TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR) - €70.1 m
OUSMANE DIOMANDE (SPORTING CP) - €60.1 m
EDMOND TAPSOBA (BAYER LEVERKUSEN) - €59.2 m
ANDRÉ ONANA (MANCHESTER UNITED) - €50.9 m
SIMON ADINGRA (BRIGHTON & HOVE) - €47.8 m