Methodology
How Elevenrate estimates player value
The Elevenrate value is a modelled estimate designed to make player profiles easier to compare over time. It brings the latest available market reference forward and adjusts it using football context available for the player.
What the estimate considers
- Market reference
- The latest reliable dated market value is the starting point for the estimate.
- Position-specific age curve
- The reference is moved forward using an age curve suited to the player's position and expected resale cycle.
- Contract situation
- The model considers the verified remaining contract length when reliable contract data is available.
- Availability and injury risk
- Current availability and recent absence context can reduce the estimate when the evidence indicates additional risk.
- Club context
- The sporting and market level of the player's current club provides context for the reference value.
- Playing time and recent performance
- Recent rated appearances and playing time add a current performance signal without replacing age and resale context.
- Recent transfer fee
- A sufficiently recent transfer fee can act as an additional anchor, with its influence decreasing over time.
How the trend is determined
Elevenrate saves one valuation snapshot per day and compares the current estimate with the previous available daily snapshot. Changes below 0.5% are shown as stable to avoid presenting rounding or minor data noise as real movement.
What the value is not
The Elevenrate value is not an official market price, asking price or transfer offer. It depends on the quality and freshness of available data and may change when a source is updated, corrected or expanded.
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