Venezia’s opening five matchdays have produced small but meaningful shifts in the club’s fantasy valuations, with Antoine Hainaut emerging as the biggest riser before Serie A pauses for international duty. The early weeks have begun to separate those merely expected to contribute from players who have already turned performances into tangible returns.
Hainaut has made the strongest move in value among Venezia’s squad. The midfielder began the campaign priced at 15 credits and now costs 21, having delivered one goal and one assist across the first five rounds. His rise reflects a productive start in a side still trying to establish its rhythm over the long Serie A season.
Gianluca Busio has also gained ground despite currently being sidelined through injury. Two assists in the opening part of the campaign have taken his valuation from 15 to 19 credits, underlining the influence he had managed to exert before his enforced absence.
Richie Sagrado completes Venezia’s leading trio for early price growth. He found the net in the third round and has added three credits to his original valuation. He is now priced at 11 credits, another indication that Venezia’s first performances have brought new individual reference points as the season moves beyond its initial phase.
