24.0M SVC. No bid. No countdown.

Leganés have listed Jaílson Marques Siqueira, their 30-year-old Brazilian DMC, at a 24.0M SVC minimum bid. The auction feed is clean: bids array empty, high_bid null, started false. Right, love: that is an asking price, not a bid.

The player file explains why the price raises an eyebrow. Jaílson is rated 87, can cover LB, CB, DMC and CM, and is the only 87-rated player in a 25-man Leganés squad. The datacentre count shows nobody at the club rated higher.

The 3.26x Problem

The 24.0M ask sits 3.26x over his 7.36M SVC game value, a 226% premium. That sounds punchy until you check the old receipt: Leganés paid Vigo 23,659,912 SVC for him on August 5, 2025.

At the current ask, the margin over that outlay is only 340,088 SVC, about 1.4%. So this is not a moonshot flip. It is closer to a get-the-money-back listing, dressed up as a heavy value premium because the player value now reads 7.36M.

Why It Matters

Leganés are top of ESP Division 2 after 34 matches, on 82 points, with 69 scored and 23 conceded. The club file puts them at 7.9M SVC cash, 54.0M SVC total player value and an average top-21 rating of 79.

That is the tension. Sell him at 24.0M and the club has a tidy cash event before the next step up. Keep him and Leganés carry an 87-rated, multi-position midfielder into a tougher lane.

For now, the market has not moved. Minimum next bid remains 24.0M SVC. No end time is running. No buyer has put their name to it.

Sound.