One of the most telling ways to measure the strength and depth of a football club is through the total market value of its squad. Some teams punch above their weight, while others struggle despite expensive rosters.
We’ve taken a closer look at all 20 LaLiga clubs and ranked them from lowest to highest based on the combined market value of their squads. The differences between clubs at the top and bottom of the list are striking. (Via Transfermarkt)
20. CD Leganés – £34.3m
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Leganés has the lowest squad value in LaLiga following the latest Transfermarkt update. The team faces a tough challenge staying competitive with limited financial firepower.
Valladolid ranks second-lowest in terms of squad value, reflecting their status as a newly promoted side. Reinforcements may be needed if they want to remain in the top flight.
Rayo maintains a modest squad value but has shown resilience in LaLiga. Their focus on tactical organization and home strength continues to be their main weapon.
17. Deportivo Alavés – £62.1m
Alavés has a relatively low squad value, but the club has a strong tradition of making the most of its resources. Staying in LaLiga is always the primary goal.
16. Getafe CF – £65.3m
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Getafe sits just above Alavés, with a squad value that reflects its mid-to-lower table expectations. The club is known for its physical style and compact defensive shape.
15. RCD Mallorca – £69.9m
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Mallorca continues to punch above its weight with a well-balanced squad. Though the total value isn’t high, they’ve built a side capable of grinding out results.
Espanyol’s squad value has seen a big rise after recent performances. With ambitions to stabilize in mid-table, the club appears on the right path.
13. Celta de Vigo – £79.7m
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Celta boasts several talented individuals, contributing to a healthy squad valuation. The club’s emphasis on technical football is still a defining trait.
12. CA Osasuna – £92.7m
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Osasuna remains a stable LaLiga presence with a compact and disciplined roster. Their valuation shows consistency rather than headline-making transfers.
11. UD Las Palmas – £106.5m
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Las Palmas has impressed with its mix of young talent and tactical flair. The squad value now places them firmly in the league’s middle tier.
Betis maintains a strong and experienced squad with international quality. They remain contenders for European spots year after year.
9. Sevilla FC – £148.3m
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Sevilla’s value has dropped from its recent peak but still places them in the league’s top half. The club is in a transitional phase, blending youth with veterans.
8. Girona FC – £153.6m
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Girona has quietly assembled a valuable squad capable of challenging for Europe. Their progress in recent seasons has been impressive and steady.
7. Valencia CF – £182.7m
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Despite financial struggles, Valencia still ranks well in squad value. The Mestalla club continues to lean on its academy and young stars.
Villarreal remains a respected force in Spain, with a squad full of experienced players and European pedigree. Their value reflects a well-run operation.
5. Athletic Bilbao – £311.5m
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Bilbao’s unique Basque-only policy doesn’t stop them from fielding one of the most valuable squads. Their academy continues to deliver top-level talent.
4. Real Sociedad – £325.8m
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Sociedad has developed a highly talented and balanced team, blending youth and experience. Their squad value confirms their rise as a top-four contender.
3. Atlético de Madrid – £438.4m
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Atlético remains a powerhouse in Spain, known for its intensity and organization. Their squad value reflects the depth and quality across all areas of the pitch.
Barcelona has stabilized financially and continues to invest in a mix of homegrown stars and global talent. Their squad value keeps them firmly among Europe’s elite.
1. Real Madrid – £1.08bn
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Topping the list is Real Madrid, with by far the most valuable squad in LaLiga. Fueled by global superstars and rising talents, their squad reflects their continued dominance.
