What was Andrea Pirlo worth in 2011-12?
£8.7M — 2011–12, AC Milan, age 32. That's £36.2M in today’s transfer money.
EXHIBIT 2011-12CDM
Market value at the time
£8.7M
AC Milan · 2011–12 · Age 32
RATING88that seasonClassic 88 · Peak 88 (2011-12)
Fee in today's money£36.2M
Wages, 3-season deal£48.2M
PRICE IN 9-0-0£84.4M
Fees in today's money (transfer inflation). Wages over a three-season deal. Extras are entirely fictional — we checked.
£900m. Nine champions.
Eleven signings from 2009–18 at what they cost then, in today's money. Nine Premier League champions to beat.
AC Milan, 2011-12
#7 of 31 in the squad by value. Full squad price list →
| Player | Pos | Age | Rtg | Value then | Fee today |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Zlatan IbrahimovićST · 30 | ST | 30 | 89 | £30.4M | £126.5M |
| Alexandre PatoST · 22 | ST | 22 | 80 | £29.5M | £122.7M |
| Thiago SilvaCB · 27 | CB | 27 | 88 | £26.0M | £108.2M |
| RobinhoLW · 27 | LW | 27 | 82 | £19.1M | £79.5M |
| Antonio CassanoCF · 29 | CF | 29 | 82 | £13.0M | £54.1M |
| Kevin-Prince BoatengCAM · 24 | CAM | 24 | 82 | £13.0M | £54.1M |
| Andrea PirloCDM · 32 | CDM | 32 | 88 | £8.7M | £36.2M |
| Ignazio AbateRB · 25 | RB | 25 | 78 | £8.2M | £34.1M |
| Mathieu FlaminiCDM · 27 | CDM | 27 | 78 | £8.2M | £34.1M |
| Antonio NocerinoCM · 26 | CM | 26 | 82 | £7.8M | £32.4M |
| Urby EmanuelsonCM · 25 | CM | 25 | 77 | £6.9M | £28.7M |
| Stephan El ShaarawyLW · 19 | LW | 19 | 77 | £6.1M | £25.4M |
| Christian AbbiatiGK · 34 | GK | 34 | 79 | £4.3M | £17.9M |
| Luca AntoniniLB · 29 | LB | 29 | 76 | £4.3M | £17.9M |
| Alessandro NestaCB · 35 | CB | 35 | 80 | £3.5M* | £14.6M |
Questions on file
Q.How much was Andrea Pirlo worth in 2011-12?
Andrea Pirlo was valued at £8.7m in 2011–12, playing for AC Milan at age 32.
Q.What would Andrea Pirlo (2011-12) cost in today's money?
Adjusted for transfer-market inflation, his 2011–12 value is a £36.2m fee today. Add £48.2m in wages over a three-season deal and he costs £84.4m in 9-0-0.
Q.Was Andrea Pirlo the most valuable player at AC Milan in 2011-12?
No — he ranked #7 of 31 players on file at AC Milan that season. The most valuable was Zlatan Ibrahimović at £30.4m.