The German transfer market updated social media in winter and took stock of the players who can still choose to play for African national teams.

Côte d'Ivoire

Yorro (France) - €55 million

Bony (France) - €23 million

Rest (France) - €20 million

Doucouré (France) - €18 million

Oasi (France) - €18 million

Sole (France) - 18 million euros

Gadu (France) - 15 million euros

Crupi (France) - 15 million euros

Zeze (France) - 15 million euros

Ethiopia (England) - 12 million euros

Senegal

Camvo (France) - 20 million euros

Diouf (France) - 18 million euros

Soumare (France) - 12 million euros

M. Sarr (France) - 7 million euros

Tati (France) - 6 million euros

Diahon (France) - 6 million euros

Endur (Italy) - 5 million euros

Marat (France) - 5 million euros

Diallo (France) - 4 million euros

A. Sarr (Sweden) - 3.8 million euros

Morocco

Bouadi (France) - 30 million euros

Diop (France) - 12 million euros

Elhaj (Belgium) - 4 million euros

Pitachi (Spain) - 3 million euros

Vaisa (Netherlands) - 2.3 million euros

Russi (Sweden) - 2 million euros

Busaid (Belgium) - 2 million euros

Putra (France) - 1.8 million euros

Bakiz (Denmark) - 1.7 million euros

Idrisi (Italy) - 1.5 million euros

Ghana

Nketiah (England) - 18 million euros

Josh Acheampong (England) - 15 million euros

Knauf (Germany) - 15 million euros

Addai (Netherlands) - 10 million euros

Ansah (Germany) - 1,000 €10,000

Poku (Netherlands) – €10 million

Boadu (Netherlands) – €7 million

Ache (Germany) – €7 million

Amo Amea (England) – €6 million

Owusu Odoro (Netherlands) – €6 million