Top 10 Premier League Clubs Experiencing the Largest Decrease in Squad Value This Summer

Top 10 Premier League Clubs with the Most Significant Decrease in Squad Value This Summer.

Chelsea Leads Premier League Clubs in the Largest Squad Value Decrease This Summer.

With a significant decrease in squad value to €928 million, Chelsea has experienced the most substantial downgrade among Premier League clubs this summer. The Blues made substantial investments in player signings during the 2022/2023 season, contributing to their decreased market value.

Several high-profile signings, including Mudryk, Raheem Sterling, Wesley Fofana, and Marc Cucurella, have experienced a notable decline in performance since joining their respective clubs.

Liverpool’s squad value has diminished by €805 million due to their struggles in the Premier League last season, narrowly finishing 5th. Players like Alisson Becker and Virgil Van Dijk have seen a drop in their market value.

Tottenham Hotspur’s market value has decreased to €617 million, with Harry Kane being the only consistent performer, scoring 30 Premier League goals but failing to secure a top-four finish.

Manchester United’s squad value has dropped to €814 million, Leeds United’s to €325 million, and Southampton’s to €393 million.

Leicester City now holds a market value of €429 million, Everton’s value has diminished to €334 million, and West Ham’s to €442 million. Finally, Wolves complete the list of Premier League clubs with the largest decrease in squad value, now valued at €400 million.