The latest Premier League market values 🤑💸

The latest Premier League market values 🤑💸 Money money. Between the World Cup, the start of the season and the transfer windows, players' market values have been shaken up this summer. Whether it's new arrivals, dramatic drops or incredible rises, here's a look at the new names and most valuable squads in the Premier League, according to Transfermarkt's update this week. The 10 most valuable players in the Premier League 10. Moisés Caicedo (Chelsea): €100 million 9. Bradley Barcola (Liverpool): €100 million 8. Bukayo Saka (Arsenal): €110 million 7. Cole Palmer (Chelsea): €110 million 6. Rayan Cherki (Manchester City): €110 million 5. Declan Rice (Arsenal): €120 million 4. Enzo Fernández (Manchester City): €120 million 3. Morgan Rogers (Chelsea): €120 million 2. Elliott Anderson (Manchester City): €120 million 1. Erling Haaland (Manchester City): €220 million The players with the biggest drops in value 10. Noni Madueke (Arsenal): €45 million (-€5m) 9. Ruben Dias (Manchester City): €50 million (-€5m) 8. Eberechi Eze (Arsenal): €60 million (-€5m) 7. Phil Foden (Manchester City): €65 million (-€5m) 6. Ryan Gravenberch (Liverpool): €75 million (-€5m) 5. Alejandro Garnacho (Aston Villa): €22 million (-€6m) 4. Richarlison (Tottenham): €15 million (-€10m) 3. Viktor Gyökeres (Arsenal): €55 million (-€10m) 2. Martin Zubimendi (Arsenal): €65 million (-€10m) 1. Florian Wirtz (Arsenal): €85 million (-€15m) The players with the biggest rises in value 10. Ibrahim Mbaye (Aston Villa): €50 million (+€20m) 9. Rio Ngumoha (Liverpool): €50 million (+€20m) 8. Max Dowman (Arsenal): €50 million (+€20m) 7. Matias Fernandez-Pardo (Newcastle): €55 million (+€20m) 6. Myles Lewis-Skelly (Arsenal): €65 million (+€20m) 5. Alex Scott (Bournemouth): €70 million (+€20m) 4. Mateus Fernandes (Tottenham): €70 million (+€20m) 3. Joao Pedro (Chelsea): €100 million (+€20m) 2. Rayan Cherki (Manchester City): €110 million (+€20m) 1. Enzo Fernández (Manchester City): €120 million (+€20m) Premier League squads ranked by market value 20. Hull City - €295 million 19. Coventry City - €323 million 18. Ipswich Town - €381 million 17. Fulham - €419 million 16. Everton - €437 million 15. Leeds United - €453 million 14. Sunderland - €458 million 13. Nottingham Forest - €554 million 12. Crystal Palace - €603 million 11. Bournemouth - €624 million 10. Aston Villa - €634 million 9. Brentford - €634 million 8. Brighton - €700 million 7. Newcastle - €712 million 6. Tottenham - €836 million 5. Manchester United - €929 million 4. Liverpool - €1.09 billion 3. Chelsea - €1.15 billion 2. Arsenal - €1.38 billion 1. Manchester City - €1.50 billion This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇫🇷 here.