These Are Indonesia's Most Expensive National Team Players at the U-23 Asian Cup

Indonesia's U-23 national football team secured a spot in the quarter-finals of the 2024 U-23 Asian Cup. This qualification followed Indonesia's 4-1 victory over Jordan in their final Group A match at Abdullah bin Khalifa Stadium in Doha, Qatar, on Sunday, April 21, 2024.

This achievement placed the "Young Garuda" team second in Group A with six points, just one point behind top-ranked Qatar.

Indonesia will next face South Korea in the U-23 Asian Cup quarter-finals at Abdullah bin Khalifa Stadium, Doha, Qatar, on Friday, April 26, 2024.

According to Transfermarkt, the captain of the Indonesian U-23 national team, Rizky Ridho, was the most valuable player in the match. The Persija Jakarta player's market value is estimated at Rp6.95 billion (approximately USD 463,333 based on April 24, 2024 exchange rate) as of April 24, 2024.

In Indonesia's last three matches at the 2024 U-23 Asian Cup, Rizky Ridho recorded one assist for Witan Sulaeman's goal against Jordan.

The next most valuable player is Nathan Tjoe-A-On, a naturalized Indonesian player with a market valuation of Rp6.08 billion (approximately USD 405,333 based on April 24, 2024 exchange rate). Playing as a left-back, Nathan recorded an assist for Komang Teguh's goal in Indonesia's match against Australia in the continuation of Group A of the 2024 U-23 Asian Cup on Thursday, April 18, 2024.

Following them are Ivar Jenner and Marselino Ferdinan, both valued at Rp5.21 billion (approximately USD 347,333 based on April 24, 2024 exchange rate).

Below is a complete list of the 12 Indonesian national team players who competed in the 2024 U-23 Asian Cup, with their highest market values according to Transfermarkt (April 24, 2024):

1. Rizky Ridho (Persija Jakarta): Rp6.95 billion
2. Nathan Tjoe-A-On (SC Heerenveen): Rp6.08 billion
3. Ivar Jenner (FC Utrecht U21): Rp5.21 billion
4. Marselino Ferdinan (KMSK Deinze): Rp5.21 billion
5. Bagas Kaffa (Barito Putera): Rp4.78 billion
6. Ramadhan Sananta (Persis Solo): Rp4.78 billion
7. Witan Sulaeman (Bhayangkara FC): Rp4.35 billion
8. Ernando Ari (Persebaya Surabaya): Rp4.35 billion
9. Pratama Arhan (Suwon FC): Rp4.35 billion
10. Fajar Fathurrahman (Borneo FC): Rp4.35 billion
11. Adi Satryo (PSIS Semarang): Rp4.35 billion
12. Rio Fahmi (Persija Jakarta): Rp4.35 billion