The 10 Premier League players with the highest price tag

Martin Macdonald

• 3 Mar 2022 15:46 GMT
• 2 min read

Phil Foden is the highest-valued player in the Premier League.

The England international is generally expected to become one of the best players in the world over the next few years due to his immense talent. With age on his side, too, he has an immense value of €108.5m.

At just 21, he is already a key member of Pep Guardiola's Manchester City side.

FootballTransfers' transfer valuations are calculated in collaboration with SciSports, a world-leading football analytics agency that assesses the relative transfer valuations of over 60,000 professional footballers worldwide. SciSports use multiple data points including current and potential ability, contract length, form, age, and other crucial factors.

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Romelu Lukaku has dropped from the top spot into second.

In the summer of 2021, he completed a sensational return to Stamford Bridge, with the Blues paying Inter £97.5 million (€114m) for his signature.

The Belgian's 2021/22 campaign has been interrupted by injuries, while he has received major criticism over his form, too. He has retained a value of €106.8m, though.

In third place is Harry Kane, valued at €92.8m. Man City clearly valued him more, though, as in the summer they reportedly tried and failed to sign Kane for around €140m.

The first Liverpool player to make our list is Trent Alexander-Arnold, valued at €90.3m. He is already one of the best right-backs in world football and has become an assist machine for club and country.

Back to Manchester City for numbers five and six, with Gabriel Jesus valued at €88.7m and Jack Grealish valued at €87.3m

Pep Guardiola sanctioned the purchase of Grealish in the summer for a British record transfer fee worth reported £100m (€120m).

The one and only entry from Manchester United is Bruno Fernandes, valued at €86.9m.

Rounding out the top 10 are Heung-min Son, Kai Havertz and Mohamed Salah.

Most valuable players in the Premier League