Ibrahima Konaté's new price tag after shining for France against Tunisia

As well as the World Cup giving players the opportunity to be seen by all the teams interested in them, those who are not hesitant about leaving their institution see the national team finals as the perfect opportunity to increase their value by a few million euros and have a better income once a loan, sale or renewal is arranged.

Liverpool must be one of the few teams in the world that sent their players with the sole purpose of giving good exhibitions and try to win the World Cup trophy, because of the seven representatives of the Reds who are in the Middle East, none of them go with the aim of being seen by a new team in Europe, all of them just looking to stand out as much as possible to be able to return to Merseyside with a better valuation in every way.

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For the moment, almost all of the players coached by Jurgen Klopp have fulfilled their objective to perfection, with Ibrahima Konate being one of the most outstanding in the last match played by his national team against Tunisia. Faced with a large number of changes in the French team's regular eleven, the central defender was the most concentrated player on the pitch, preventing the Africans from doing any damage to their goal during the first 45 minutes.

Konaté's great interventions in the last group game made him one of France's best players in Qatar, earning the defender a rise in his market value with his timely interventions, with the 35 million euros he is worth soon disappearing to go up at least a couple more, of course, with the final figure varying greatly as it is still unknown how far the French national team will go and how many more minutes he will see in action.

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Konaté has been a big part of Liverpool since his arrival a couple of seasons ago, and this season Klopp has brought back a key man in a central defence that is well commanded by both the Frenchman and the Dutchman, Virgil van Dijk. Now the player wants to return to his best days and be a determining factor for his national team to be crowned as two-time world champions in Qatar.