PREMIER LEAGUE sides splashed the cash before the transfer window slammed shut earlier this month – and it now means the top-flight’s most valuable starting line-up is worth close to £1BILLION.
Enzo Fernandez became the in the division’s history when he wrapped up a deadline day move worth £125million to Manchester City.
But the Argentine midfielder, 25, still fails to make the cut when the Premier League’s top stars have been valued by popular football database Transfermarkt.
Fernandez’s new team-mate Gianluigi Donnarumma has been ranked as the top-flight’s best goalkeeper with a price tag of £39m.
Fellow Etihad Stadium hero Nico O’Reilly also booked his place thanks to boasting a £60m valuation.
Elliot Anderson, who headed to City in a from Nottingham Forest during the summer, is worth £95m.
And Norwegian goal machine Erling Haaland is the most valuable star in the Premier League – at a staggering £189M.
They are joined by five stars in the form of Jurrien Timber, William Saliba, Gabriel Magalhaes, Declan Rice and Bukayo Saka.
The quintet’s worth skyrocketed after playing a key role in the Gunners ending their 22-year wait to be crowned champions last season.
Defensive trio Timber, Saliba and are all valued at £60m-plus by Transfermarkt.
And Rice, who earlier this week, has an eye-watering price tag of £103m after remaining one of the Premier League’s most reliable midfielders.
Arsenal fan favourite Saka is worth £95m, making him the top option on the right flank.
Morgan Rogers is also in the star-studded side after making a to Chelsea before the summer window closed.
Chelsea’s new livewire is valued at £95m following his performances for Aston Villa last season.
Bradley Barcola is the most valuable left winger – at £77m – following his .
It means the big-name Premier League XI boasts a huge combined value of £963m.
