Five Most Expensive Players in Indonesia's Super League 2026/2027

The transfer market for the 2026/2027 Super League season is still in full swing, with all 18 clubs continuing to reshape their squads ahead of the new campaign. The summer window opened on July 28 and will remain active until September 30, giving teams plenty of time to strengthen their lineups or make further changes. Several clubs have already attracted attention by bringing in players with significant market values.

Under I.League regulations, each Super League club can register up to 11 foreign players. Nine of them can be included in the official matchday squad, while a maximum of seven foreign players are allowed to be on the pitch at the same time. The growing competition in the transfer market has also pushed clubs to invest in players with strong reputations and considerable market values.

Persib Bandung midfielder Thom Haye currently tops the list as the most valuable player in the Super League. The Indonesia international is valued at around Rp15.64 billion. His market value has declined considerably since joining Persib, having previously reached approximately Rp52.14 billion during his time with Dutch club SC Heerenveen.

Persija Jakarta striker Alexander Jeremejeff and Persib winger Mariano Peralta occupy the next positions, with market values of around Rp13.91 billion and Rp13.04 billion respectively. Jeremejeff, a 32-year-old forward, was brought in to strengthen Persija's attack after the club lost several players from last season. Peralta, meanwhile, joined Persib from Borneo FC and is expected to add more attacking threat to the squad.

Borneo FC attacking midfielder Juan Felipe Vila and Persib winger Ragnar Oratmangoen complete the top five. Vila, aged 26, is valued at approximately Rp11.30 billion, making him one of the most valuable attacking players in the competition. Oratmangoen, who began his Indonesian league career after spending several years in Belgium, has a market value of around Rp8.69 billion. With the transfer window still open until the end of September, the rankings could change as Super League clubs continue searching for new additions.