Well...David Luiz thinks he's worth more than 50M Pounds

Not many defenders think they can be worth as much as strikers but David Luiz doesn't happen to be one of those. David Luiz just made it known that he thinks he's worth 50million pounds.

According to ESPNFC, the Brazilian International who just moved from Chelsea to PSG said in the London Evening Standard: "I think and I hope that I am valued at more than 50 million pounds.

"Football is a business. You have these kinds of things. It's not for me to talk about the price. I just need to show my football everyday and do my job for the club."

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