Transfermarkt has updated the market values of 257 Premier League players. As a result, the overall value of the division has risen by €945 million, reaching a new record high of €14.11 billion. Ten players showed the most impressive growth, with their prices soaring by €20 million after just five matches.
Alex Scott from Bournemouth saw his value jump from €50 million to €70 million. Chelsea made several attempts to secure him over the summer, and after a brilliant showing for the England national team against Croatia, their interest looks well-founded. Thomas Tuchel has praised his performances in the international arena.
He is a complete player. His movements on the pitch were so smooth.
Winger Rio Ngouma from Liverpool has also seen his worth increase from €30 million to €50 million. Bayern Munich had tried to snatch the young talent during the summer, but the deal fell through. In London, Arsenal's Myles Lewis-Skelly has made a name for himself, with his value climbing from €45 million to €65 million as he has regained Mikel Arteta's trust with a string of impressive performances despite stiff competition.
Mateus Fernandes of Tottenham has seen his valuation rise from €50 million to €70 million, largely due to the hefty price tag attached to his transfer. Tottenham's manager Roberto De Zerbi openly critiqued his play in the number 10 role during a match against Aston Villa.
Enzo Fernandez from Manchester City has experienced a significant hike in value, jumping from €100 million to €120 million. The Argentine started the season strongly at the Etihad. His teammate Ryan Cherki also increased in value from €90 million to €110 million, having been bought for just £34 million, and he is already showcasing his remarkable talent on the pitch.
Matias Fernandez-Pardo remains statistically the worst performer for Newcastle at the start of the season, yet his expensive transfer has helped boost his market value from €35 million to €55 million. Meanwhile, Joao Pedro of Chelsea has doubled his worth to €100 million, forming part of one of the tournament's most formidable attacking lines alongside Morgan Rogers and Cole Palmer.
Young prodigy Ibrahima Mbaye from Aston Villa has increased in price from €30 million to €50 million following his move from PSG. Finally, the talented young player from Arsenal, Max Doumann, now has a value of €50 million. Former midfielder Jack Wilshere shared his impressions working with the teenager.
He picked up the ball, went round five players, laid a pass to the centre, and we were leading 3-0. I looked at my assistant; I’d never seen anything like it. Physically, his numbers were just a joke. They were at Premier League level, and he was only about 14 years old.
