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Verifying player values

I want to make sure I have accurate information here, so the user mentions that both Hummels and Süle are joint first at €60m. But looking back, I see Hummels was valued at €50m back in 2016, and Transfermarkt shows he peaked at that value in May 2015. Süle peaked at €60m in December 2018, along with Rüdiger, who also tied for the first position later. I think we should clarify: would the user like the full rankings or further verification?Compiling player rankings

I need to put together a likely ranking of German center-backs based on their historical peak market values, as referenced by Transfermarkt. As of 2024, I see that Antonio Rüdiger's peak might be around €70m, although he’s currently valued at €50m. Then there’s Niklas Süle with a peak of €60m from December 2018, and Mats Hummels peaked at €50m in May 2015. Jonathan Tah's peak value seems to fluctuate around €50m in late 2024. I’ll present these rankings and ask for confirmation.Clarifying center-back values

I'm gathering information on German center-backs and their peak market values. Jerome Boateng reached €45m in 2016, Matthias Ginter peaked at €35m, and Shkodran Mustafi hit €30m. Robin Koch was around €28m, while Malick Thiaw may be at €30-35m now. It seems there’s a misunderstanding about Hummels' value at €60m being incorrect. I want to clarify if the user would like me to verify this claim or provide a complete ranking. I'll respond with options in Chinese and note that values may vary by source.Creating a ranking response

I can provide a ranking of German center-backs based on their peak market values from Transfermarkt, and confirm if there's a tie for first place. As far as I know, the current estimates are:

• Kim Min-Jae ≈ €60m
• Rüdiger ≈ €60m
• Hummels ≈ €50m
• Boateng ≈ €45m
• Tah ≈ €50m (recently)
• Ginter ≈ €35m.

So, the top positions should be for Kim Min-Jae and Rüdiger, not Hummels. I’ll ask if the user needs the latest ranking, a shareable chart, or just a brief commentary.