Transfermarkt Premier League Market Values: Cherki Among Top Players; Wirtz Still Well Below Expectations

On October 7, Transfermarkt updated the latest market values for Premier League players, with the official Transfermarkt website immediately providing reasons for the adjustments.

Cherki: +€20 million, to €110 million

Cherki continues to shine in the Premier League, delivering impressive statistics alongside his undeniable talent. He has established himself among the league's best players, and we believe his market value should increase significantly to reflect this.

Pedro: +€20 million, to €100 million

Though unexpectedly left out of Brazil's squad for the Copa América, Pedro has proven his doubters wrong with his performances since the start of the new season: he has appeared in 4 matches for Chelsea, contributing to 6 goals. He has significantly elevated his status, and many now consider him the second-best striker in the Premier League, behind only Haaland.

Scott: +€20 million, to €70 million

Throughout the summer, Bournemouth's Scott attracted strong market interest, with numerous reports suggesting that top clubs are monitoring him closely. He has also made an excellent start to the new season and earned his England debut.

Lewis-Skelly: +€20 million, to €65 million

Lewis-Skelly has proven himself midfield credentials, and has even surpassed players like Bruno Guimarães in the competition for a squad place at Arsenal this season. He has also started as a midfielder for England.

Wirtz: -€15 million, to €85 million

Last season, we valued Wirtz highly because technical players often need time to adapt to the Premier League. However, given his market value, his performance has fallen far short of expectations, necessitating another significant downward adjustment. Since arriving in England, Wirtz's valuation has dropped from €140 million to €85 million.

Gyökeres: -€10 million, to €55 million

Gyökeres requires a significant price reduction because it is now clear he is Arsenal's second choice at striker whenever Havertz is available, and his substitute appearances this season have been poor.

Zubimendi: -€10 million, to €65 million

Zubimendi's valuation is somewhat difficult to assess because his performances remain excellent and the market demand for him is evident; however, due to intense competition in his position, his standing within the squad has diminished significantly.

Dowman & Rio Ngumoha: +€20 million, to €50 million

We have long observed a trend in which clubs are willing to pay premium prices for younger players. Therefore, when evaluating the next generation of stars, we endeavor to adjust their market values more actively. Ngumoha and Dowman are both top talents in their age group. The former has now secured consistent playing time at Liverpool and recently made his England debut. The latter, due to his youth, has his playing time managed more carefully for his protection; however, whenever he plays, he becomes the center of attention and is widely regarded as a generational talent.