​Super League 2025/26 Market Value Rankings: Thom Haye Leads as Borneo FC Duo and Indonesian Talents Rise

The latest update of player market values in the 2025/2026 Super League has brought notable shifts, highlighting both established stars and emerging performers. While foreign and naturalized players continue to dominate the rankings, several local talents have also made impressive progress in valuation. The update, released in late May 2026, reflects how on-field performance across the season has directly influenced player worth.
At the top of the list remains Thom Haye, who continues to hold the highest market value in the league despite a slight decline. His influence in midfield for Persib Bandung has been widely recognized, playing a key role in their title-winning campaign. His technical ability, vision, and control in the middle of the pitch have made him one of the most influential figures in the competition.
Just behind him, two standout players from Borneo FC have recorded sharp increases in value thanks to exceptional performances. Mariano Peralta delivered a prolific season with goals and assists in abundance, while Juan Felipe Villa impressed in his debut campaign with strong creativity, set-piece quality, and consistent attacking output. Both players have become central figures in Borneo FC’s attacking system.
Among local players, Rizky Ridho stands out as the highest-valued non-naturalized Indonesian player. His steady performances for Persija Jakarta and the national team have strengthened his reputation as a dependable young defender with long-term potential. Meanwhile, players such as Dony Tri Pamungkas and Beckham Putra have also seen their values rise after consistent contributions for their respective clubs.
Other notable names include experienced foreign players whose values fluctuate due to factors such as age and squad role, yet still maintain strong influence on the pitch. At the same time, figures like Maxwell Souza and several others continue to reflect the competitive balance between attacking productivity and market valuation. Overall, the updated rankings underline a league that is increasingly competitive, where both foreign stars and rising Indonesian talents are shaping the future landscape of the competition.