Nations League: 10 players whose market value rose including Scott and Olise

The Nations League brought out the best from some of Europe's best players during the extended international break, and since have seen their market values rise according to Transfermarkt.

FootballWhispers counts down 10 of those players after their impressive performances for their respective nations.

Nations League: 10 players whose market value rose

10. Alex Scott (England) – £59.3m

Another player that made his international debut that rose in value was Scott.

The Bournemouth man earned his first senior England caps, keeping two clean sheets in victories against the Czech Republic and Croatia before unfortunately picking up an injury.

9. Cody Gakpo (Netherlands) – £63.6m

Another player who unfortunately got injured was Gakpo, although he did score for the Netherlands in their 1-1 draw against Germany.

The Liverpool forward was limited to just two Dutch appearances as a result, but certainly made an impact.

8. Martin Odegaard (Norway) – £67.8m

An Arsenal player enters the countdown in Norway captain Odegaard.

The midfielder played in all four games, and produced four assists.

7. Alexander Isak (Sweden) – £76.3m

Isak only played once for Sweden due to injury, but he scored a crucial goal that helped Graham Potter's side beat Romania 2-1 on home soil in their opener.

The Swedes went on to collect a further seven points against Poland, Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Romanians again without Isak.

6. Sandro Tonali (Italy) – £76.3m

Tonali has had a slow start at club level, but he was somewhat back to his best for Italy.

Playing in all four matches, the Tottenham midfielder produced an assist in the Azzurri's 4-1 thrashing of Turkey.

5. Fermin Lopez (Spain) – £93.2m

Spain made a perfect start to their Nations League campaign, winning all four fixtures.

Lopez played a part in three of those for the world champions, and the Barcelona midfielder also made an assist in La Roja's 4-1 thrashing of Croatia.

4. Rayan Cherki (France) – £93.2m

Despite the uncertainty over his club Manchester City, Cherki turned on the style for France.

The midfielder scored once and made two assists, playing in all four games for Les Bleus.

3. Morgan Rogers (England) – £101.7m

Rogers played a part in all four matches for England, and managed to score and assist in victories against Croatia and the Czech Republic respectively.

The Chelsea midfielder's market value rose to over £100m after his perforamnces.

2. Elliot Anderson (England) – £101.7m

Similar to Rogers, Anderson was influential in helping England win three of their four games.

Despite controversies over his club, the Man City midfielder also boasts a market value of over £100m.

1. Michael Olise (France) – £152.5m

Olise is now one of the most valuable players in world football after his performances for France.

The Bayern Munich star scored four goals and made two assists, helping Les Bleus pick up 10 points from their four matches.