The phrase "a valuable player for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who contributes significantly to a team or organization, often in a sports or professional context.
Example: "She has proven to be a valuable player for our marketing team, consistently delivering outstanding results."
Alternatives: "an asset to" or "a key contributor to".
He has a chance to be a valuable player for us in the near future".
It really doesn't make sense to trade a valuable player for nothing just because he's upset.
That is not to suggest that C Greg Oden, signed in the off-season, can be counted on — and, after so many years of injuries, he is a long shot to contribute — but Michael Beasley, another recent addition, could become a valuable player for a team loaded with talent.
"He is a valuable player for us.
In an attempt to assure themselves of getting a valuable player in return for Fortson, the Celtics extended him a multiyear contract offer, but when the Knicks offered point guard Chris Childs, Boston was unmoved.
"That has deservedly rewarded him with a contract and we hope he turns into a really valuable player for us.
Even though Colón fans knew they were losing a valuable player when he signed for the Columbus Crew, there was more a sense of 'good for him, he deserves it,' rather than any resentment for the player.
Ruben Amaro, Jr. commented that he sees Mayberry as a valuable player off the bench for a relatively cheap price.
Manager Keith Downing said: Jerry's form has been impressively consistent over the past few seasons, he has maintained excellent fitness levels and will once again be a very valuable player for us next season.
Besic probably won't fulfil the boast he supposedly made at 14 but he could turn out to be an extremely valuable player for Everton – and then there is a decent chance his manager at least will describe him as the best player in the world.
"Lenny's a valuable player on our team both for what he does on the field and in the clubhouse and on the bench," Steve Phillips, the Mets' general manager, said.
