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Lionel Messi
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Albert Rusnák
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Louis Munteanu
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Prince-Osei Owusu
YesNo
Marco Pašalić
YesNo
Hugo Cuypers
YesNo
Philip Zinckernagel
YesNo
Anders Dreyer
YesNo
Milan Iloski
YesNo
Cheikh Sabaly
YesNo
Djordje Mihailovic
YesNo
Kévin Denkey
YesNo
Alonso Martínez
YesNo
Brian White
YesNo
Martín Ojeda
YesNo
Tadeo Allende
YesNo
Hany Mukhtar
YesNo
Petar Musa
YesNo
Idan Toklomati
YesNo
Diego Rossi
YesNo
Dejan Joveljić
YesNo
Sam Surridge
YesNo
Tai Baribo
YesNo
Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting
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Danny Musovski
YesNo
Denis Bouanga
YesNo
Evander
YesNo
Germán Berterame
YesNo
AI Insights:
03.15 00:49 UpdatedFair Value Reasoning:
The market suffers from a severe structural defect: an incomplete option list. Top contenders such as Son Heung-min (joined LAFC per context), Cucho Hernández (Columbus), and Christian Benteke (DC United) are missing. If any unlisted player wins, all listed options (including Messi) resolve to 'No'. Furthermore, with the 2026 World Cup hosted in the US, Messi will miss a significant portion of the summer season and face rotation. While his price dropped from 61c to 32c, the high probability of an 'unlisted player' winning suggests his fair value is closer to 25c, and all other options are heavily diluted.
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Movers
Recent-Today, Lionel Messi's price plummeted from 61c to 32c, driven by the market realizing key contenders like Son Heung-min are missing from the list, alongside a repricing of the 2026 World Cup schedule impact.
Recent-Today, other top options like Denis Bouanga also saw price corrections, reflecting a broader market reassessment of the risk that an 'unlisted player' wins.
Divergence
Significant divergence exists. Current market pricing (Sam Surridge at 11.5c, Messi at 32c) completely ignores unlisted top scorers (Cucho, Benteke, Son). In real-world sports betting, Surridge's probability would be <2%, yet the market prices him >10%, indicating irrational pricing driven by illiquidity.