3 USMNT players updated
Transfermarkt has updated the market values in England’s Premier League. Among the big winners were two American stars who were recently transferred to EPL clubs: Brenden Aaronson and Chris Richards. Plus, in Tim Ream, a veteran, has been rewarded for his continued service for Fulham and good performances at the start of the season.
Ream will receive his accolades, but the big spotlight at the start of the season has been on new Leeds United star attacking midfielder Aaronson. The 21-year-old attacking midfielder has quickly adapted to Jesse Marsch’s system to become a key player. As a result, Aaronson sees his market value grow by €5 million to now €30m.
“Leeds paid over €32m for the attacking midfielder, and Aaronson quickly adapted to the Premier League and started in every game under his countryman Marsch, who already coached him at RB Salzburg,” TM UK Area Manager Daniel Busch said. “His smart movement and quick decision-making impressed viewers from the outset and caught the eye in the West Yorkshire club’s 3-0 win over Chelsea in particular when Aaronson scored his first goal at Elland Road.”
Richards benefits from transfer fee – Ream “earned” upgrade
US men’s national team center-back Richards, in the meantime, is still looking for consistent playing time at Crystal Palace. Signed for €12 million plus add-ons from Bayern Munich in the summer, Richards has played just 45 minutes over three games in the Premier League. Nonetheless, his market value is adjusted upwards from €7.5m to €12m.
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25 Kevin Paredes | €5 million | VfL Wolfsburg
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24 Cade Cowell | €5 million | San Jose Earthquakes
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23 Cristian Roldán | €6 million | Seattle Sounders
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22 Djordje Mihailovic | €6 million | CF Montréal
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21 Konrad de la Fuente | €6 million | Olimpiacos (on loan from OM)
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20 John Anthony Brooks | €7 million | Without club
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19 Jordan “Pefok” Siebatcheu | €7 million | Union Berlin
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18 Cameron Carter-Vickers | €7 million | Celtic
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17 Gabriel Slonina | €7.5 million | Chelsea (on loan at Chicago Fire)
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16 Antonee Robinson | €8 million | Fulham
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15 Jesus Ferreira | €8 million | FC Dallas
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14 Joe Scally | €8 million | Gladbach
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13 Gianluca Busio | €8.5 million | Venezia FC
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12 Josh Sargent | €9 million | Norwich City
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11 Ricardo Pepi | €9 million | Groningen
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On loan from Augsburg
10 Daryl Dike | €10 million | West Bromwich Albion
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9 Timothy Weah | €12 million | LOSC Lille
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8 Chris Richards | €12 milion | Crystal Palace
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7 Yunus Musah | €15 million | Valencia
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6 Tyler Adams | €17 million | Leeds United
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5 Sergiño Dest | €18 million | Barcelona
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4 Weston McKennie | €25 million | Juventus
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3 Brenden Aaronson | €30 million | Leeds United
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2 Giovanni Reyna | €35 million | Borussia Dortmund
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1 Christian Pulisic | €42 million | Chelsea
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“Richard’s market value also has to rise because of the initial fee Palace paid for him,” Busch said. “So far, the young American has only been used as a substitute, with Marc Guéhi and Joachim Andersen ahead of him in the pecking order in the center of the back four. His talent is clearly visible already, and he should be perfectly suited to playing for head coach Patrick Viera’s side with his physical attributes, intelligent defending, and the ability to also play as a left-sided center-back despite being right-footed. More opportunities should open up soon for Richards, who also has a good passing range and can help his team in possession.”
Finally, there is Fulham legend Ream, who, despite being 35, could even have an outside chance of making the US roster for the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar. Ream’s market value goes up by 60%, from €500,000 to €800,000.
“Ream helped Fulham to bounce back to the Premier League as a key player last season; the side’s captain also started every game in the current campaign,” Busch said. “Having spent almost the whole 2020/21 season—the Cottagers’ last in the English top tier—on the bench, so far he is a reliable defender in 2022/23 campaign. It now remains to be seen if Ream will be able to fight off competition from new signings Issa Diop and Shane Duffy in the long term.”
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30 Marc Cucurella | Chelsea | New Market Value: €55m + (€27m)
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29 Fabinho | Liverpool | Market Value: €60m
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28 Diogo Jota | Liverpool | Market Value: €60m
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27 Marcus Rashford | Manchester United | Market Value: €60m
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26 Reece James | Chelsea | Market Value: €60m
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25 João Cancelo | Manchester City | Market Value: €65m
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24 Andrew Robertson | Liverpool | Market Value: €65m
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23 Gabriel Jesus | Arsenal | New Market Value: €65m + (€15m)
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22 Wesley Fofana | Chelsea | New Market Value: €65m + (€25m)
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21 Raheem Sterling | Chelsea | Market Value: €70m
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20 Jack Grealish | Manchester City | Market Value: €70m
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19 Kai Havertz | Chelsea | Market Value: €70m
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18 Darwin Núñez | Liverpool | New Market Value: €70m + (€15m)
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17 Bukayo Saka | Arsenal | New Market Value: €70m + (€5m)
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16 Heung-Min Son | Tottenham | Market Value: €75m
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15 Ruben Dias | Manchester City | Market Value: €75m
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14 Luis Díaz | Liverpool | New Market Value: €75m + (€10m)
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13 Mason Mount | Chelsea | Market Value: €75m
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12 Antony | Manchester United | Market Value: €75m + (€40m)
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11 Jadon Sancho | Manchester United | Market Value: €75m
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10 Bernardo Silva | Manchester City | Market Value: €80m
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9 Rodri | Manchester City | Market Value: €80m
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8 Declan Rice | West Ham United | Market Value: €80m
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7 Trent Alexander-Arnold | Liverpool | Market Value: €80m
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6 Kevin De Bruyne | Manchester City | Market Value: €85m
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5 Bruno Fernandes | Manchester United | Market Value: €85m
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4 Mohamed Salah | Liverpool | Market Value: €90m
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3 Harry Kane | Tottenham | Market Value: €90m
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2 Phil Foden | Manchester City | Market Value: €90m
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1 Erling Haaland | Manchester City | Market Value: €150m
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