EPL big 6 and how their squad value ranks

Premier League clubs continue to increase their respective

squad values, due to an increase in available funds from huge

TV deals that then get allocated to each Premier League club.

From there, it's on the owners to splash the cash and match 

the ambitions of their club. Here, we take a look at each 

Premier League club market value, based on their current 

squad.

Premier League Club Market Value

(Squad valuations as of Aug. 1, 2019)

1. Manchester City — £1.14bn 

It comes as little surprise to see City atop this list, with 

incredibly wealthy owners willing to spend big bucks

whenever necessary for big-name players. When you can 

have players like Gabriel Jesus, Ilkay Gundogan and Leroy 

Sané coming off the bench, you know you have a full squad of

top players.

2. Liverpool FC — £964.80m 

Much like the title race itself last year, Liverpool fell second in 

this valuation, but not by much. Smart player investments 

have seen Liverpool's valuation rise because of players like 

Sadio Mané and Mohamed Salah along with their two star

fullbacks.

3. Tottenham Hotspur — £886.05m 

Even with no investment in transfers prior to purchasing 

Tanguy Ndombele, Spurs still come only third in market value. 

The large market value for Harry Kane carries Spurs almost 

single handedly.

4. Chelsea FC — £758.48m  

Coming after a season where it won the Europa League 

amidst an up-and-down season, Chelsea still is an enticing 

property according to this list. Still containing big names for

 jersey sales, and now adding one more in Christian Pulisic, 

does the Blues well in the list.

5. Manchester United — £704.79m 

The Red Devils' valuation, alongside their form, has taken a 

dip here this year. Still, you look at players like Romelu Lukaku

 and Paul Pogba, who will bring a big fee anywhere they go.

6. Arsenal FC — £607.28m

  

Arsenal does still have some stars in its squad, but it isn’t 

getting any younger. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang recently 

turned 30 this summer, Mesut Özil is already 30 and the 

Gunners' defense is aging as well, which is likely why they 

land at sixth.