The top stars missing the World Cup, a Jacquet scouting report & why Endrick is thriving in Ligue 1

In Episode 4 of Market Values, the Transfermarkt podcast, Stefan and Manu react live to the World Cup qualifying results that sent shockwaves through Europe. Italy have been beaten out by Bosnia — and will miss their third consecutive world Cup — while Poland fell to Sweden and Denmark were eliminated by the Czech Republic. The fallout is enormous, and the market value implications are even bigger.Together, Stefan and Manu break down Transfermarkt's top 10 most valuable players who won't be at the World Cup, headlined by Liverpool's Dominik Szoboszlai (€100m), PSG winger Khvicha Kvaratskhelia (€90m), and Newcastle midfielder Sandro Tonali (€80m). They dig into which players needed the World Cup the most — and why Victor Osimhen, now permanently at Galatasaray after a disappointing Champions League exit, may have missed his best chance of engineering a blockbuster move to one of Europe's elite clubs.Then Stefan sits down with Ben Littlemore, Transfermarkt's Premier League Market Value Coordinator, to discuss three Premier League players whose values could shift dramatically before the end of the season:🔵 Adam Wharton (Crystal Palace, €60m) — Is the England midfielder on the verge of a breakout summer? With Man City, Man United, Liverpool, Bayern Munich and Real Madrid all linked, a strong end to the season and a World Cup starting berth could catapult his value even higher.🟠 Mateus Fernandes (West Ham, €35m) — West Ham's best player this season has stepped up in the wake of Lucas Paquetá's exit, but relegation remains a real threat. Could that actually work in his favour in the transfer market?🔴 Florian Wirtz (Liverpool, €110m) — The German's numbers look decent on paper, but Ben takes a closer look and raises some genuine questions about whether Wirtz has really hit his stride at Liverpool — and what Salah's imminent departure could mean for his role next season.Finally, Stefan speaks to Ronan Caroff, Transfermarkt's France Area Manager, about the biggest stories from the Ligue 1 market value update. They discuss Jeremy Jacquet's remarkable rise from Ligue 2 loan player to a €55m-valued Liverpool signing, Endrick's revival at Lyon after struggling for minutes at Real Madrid, and a wider conversation about why Ligue 1 has become the hottest talent market in world football — and whether Transfermarkt's valuations can keep pace with the fees clubs are now paying.