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Premier League Club Market Values – Ranked from Lowest to Highest

September 9, 2025 Aksel Kryhlmand

The financial landscape of the Premier League continues to showcase significant disparities between clubs, with some teams operating on billion-pound budgets while others rely on strategic investments and player development to remain competitive. The latest market value update from Transfermarkt highlights these differences, revealing which clubs have strengthened their squads financially and which have seen a decline.

We have analyzed the latest squad valuations and ranked every Premier League club from lowest to highest in terms of total market value. ( via Transfermarkt)

20. Southampton FC – £223.2 million

Southampton remains one of the lowest-valued squads in the Premier League, with a total market value of £223.2 million. The club has faced difficulties maintaining high-profile talent, which has contributed to their lower ranking.

19. Leicester City – £232.3 million

Leicester City's squad value has slightly declined, reflecting their struggles in maintaining a competitive edge. Despite recent success in previous seasons, their squad depth and financial investments have not kept pace with the top teams.

18. Ipswich Town – £237.2 million

Ipswich Town has seen an increase in value due to their recent promotion and improved squad performances. Their presence in the Premier League has brought financial growth, though they remain among the lower-valued clubs.

17. Everton FC – £268.6 million

Everton’s financial woes and inconsistent performances have resulted in a declining squad value. With ongoing managerial changes and financial instability, the club faces challenges in reclaiming its former status.

16. Fulham FC – £307.7 million

Fulham has maintained a steady squad value, benefiting from their ability to retain key players. Their recent Premier League campaigns have shown resilience, making them a solid mid-table team financially.

15. Wolverhampton Wanderers – £347.5 million

Wolves continue to be a competitive force with a respectable market value of £347.5 million. Despite some squad turnover, they have managed to maintain financial stability through strategic transfers.

14. Brentford FC – £354.5 million

Brentford’s rise in the Premier League has been impressive, and their squad value reflects their smart recruitment policy. The club continues to develop under a sustainable model while competing effectively.

13. AFC Bournemouth – £370.1 million

Bournemouth has seen a notable increase in market value, now standing at £370.1 million. Their ability to attract and develop talent has strengthened their financial position in the league.

12. Crystal Palace – £374.8 million

Crystal Palace’s squad value remains strong, supported by a mix of experienced players and emerging talents. The club continues to maintain financial stability despite challenges in competing with top-tier teams.

11. Nottingham Forest – £380.1 million

Nottingham Forest has experienced growth in squad value, thanks to recent investments in transfers. Their ambitious approach in the market has contributed to their upward trajectory.

10. West Ham United – £386.2 million

West Ham’s squad value has taken a slight dip, but they remain a financially solid club. Their European campaigns have boosted their profile, yet player departures have impacted their overall worth.

9. Brighton & Hove Albion – £472.3 million

Brighton has become one of the best-run clubs in the league, reflected in their £472.3 million squad value. Their ability to scout and develop talent has ensured sustained financial growth.

8. Aston Villa – £533.4 million

Aston Villa continues to grow financially, now boasting a squad value of £533.4 million. With a strong core of players and European ambitions, they are closing the gap on the league’s elite.

7. Newcastle United – £539.8 million

Newcastle’s financial backing has led to a surge in market value, now at £539.8 million. Their recent spending on key players has positioned them as strong contenders for European spots.

6. Manchester United – £590.1 million

Manchester United’s squad value has declined slightly, reflecting a season of inconsistent performances. Despite this, they remain one of the biggest global brands in football.

5. Tottenham Hotspur – £710.7 million

Spurs continue to be among the top five in market value, with a squad worth £710.7 million. Their ability to maintain star players while developing new talent has kept them financially strong.

4. Chelsea FC – £783.7 million

Chelsea’s squad value remains high despite fluctuations in form. Their heavy investment in young talents means they are well-positioned for long-term success.

3. Liverpool FC – £844.5 million

Liverpool has one of the most valuable squads in the Premier League at £844.5 million. Their mix of experienced stars and emerging talents ensures they stay among the league’s financial giants.

2. Arsenal FC – £960.5 million

Arsenal’s resurgence in recent seasons is reflected in their market value of £960.5 million. With a young, dynamic squad and continued Champions League participation, their financial strength keeps growing.

1. Manchester City – £1.11 billion

Manchester City remains the most valuable squad in the Premier League at £1.11 billion. Their continued dominance, both domestically and internationally, solidifies their financial supremacy in English football.