To the surprise of fans, a Peruvian player has surpassed Luis Advincula and Brian Reyna as the most valuable player on the South American continent.
Value of Peruvian soccer players in other parts of South America | Photo: Belgrano – Boca Juniors
The legacy of overseas footballers will mark history in national football. Check out the list of most expensive footballers South America. It's important to highlight that neither Luis Advincula nor Brian Reyna are number one.
Although Luis Advincula breaks it down at Boca Juniors, its market value lags far behind another peer at the continental level. Bryan Reyna, who recently arrived at Belgrano, repeats the same case and is starting to make a name for himself in competitive Argentine football.
It turns out that Peruvian left-back Miguel Drago, who is breaking it economically on the continent, is the current player. Review of Brazil. A past football player in university, he now comes to this team where he wants to be a hero.
However, the participation of Peruvians in South America does not fall on these footballers, because there are many who join clubs in the continent. Who are they? Here is the list:
| Name | Equipment | Country | market value |
| Miguel Drago | Crimson | Brazil | 1.8 million euros |
| Louis Advincula | Boca Juniors | Argentina | 1.2 million euros |
| Brian Raina | Belgrano | Argentina | 1 million euros |
| Kevin Quivedo | Catholic University of Quito | Ecuador | 550 thousand euros |
| Alfonso Fargo | Defender Sporting | Uruguay | 500 thousand euros |
| Emmanuel Ibanez | Temperley | Argentina | 300 thousand euros |
| Christian Vega | Province of Osorno | Chile | 250 thousand euros |
| Mathias Galindo | Always ready | Bolivia | 200 thousand euros |
| Alex Custodio | Deportivo La Guerra | Venezuela | 200 thousand euros |
| Carlos Gomez | Cruzeiro (Under 20) | Brazil | 50 thousand euros |
| Mathias Barbosa | Arsenal de Sarandy (U-20) | Argentina | 50 thousand euros |
Miguel Drago played for which club?
Throughout his career, Miguel Trauco has played for clubs such as Unión Comercio (Peru), Universitario de Deportes (Peru), Flamengo (Brazil), Saint-Etienne (France), SJ Earthquakes (United States) and currently Criciúma (Brazil). .
