Raimondo breaks into Italy's top 100: valued at 7 million euros
Frosinone's striker ranks 91st among Italy's most valuable players. Four goals in six Serie A matches confirm the quality leap of the former loanee.
Antonio Raimondo has reached a significant milestone: his name now appears on the list of Italy's one hundred most valuable players. The Frosinone striker holds 91st place with a market valuation of 7 million euros according to Transfermarkt, a recognition that reflects his upward trajectory during this campaign.
The numbers tell a compelling story: four goals in six league matches. A return that comes as no surprise to those who have closely followed Raimondo's journey, characterized by difficult years spent on loan at Salernitana and Venezia, when he struggled to secure consistent playing time and the clinical finishing needed to break through. Today the narrative has completely shifted, also thanks to Massimiliano Alvini's work in creating an environment where young Italian talents can fully express their potential.
Meanwhile, Sandro Tonali holds the summit with 90 million euros, trailed by Calafiori and Bastoni at 65 million each. In this competitive ranking, Raimondo's 7 million represents a meaningful threshold, with experienced players like Berardi, Cristante and Zortea occupying the final positions.