Leeds United are heading for a second year back in the country’s top flight - but how does the club’s squad now compare to next season’s rivals.
Newly-promoted Leeds eventually finished eight points clear of the drop zone through a 14th-placed finish in which the Whites lost just five more league games after November’s turning point of the 3-2 defeat at Manchester City.
Third-bottom West Ham ultimately went down despite amassing 39 points, Leeds amassing an impressive haul of 47 points as a newly-promoted side.
The Whites finished just two points behind both Everton and Newcastle United, Farke’s men ending up two points clear of Crystal Palace, three ahead of Nottingham Forest and four clear of a Tottenham Hotspur side who scraped survival on the final day.
West Ham along with cut adrift pair Burnley and Wolves are now heading for next season’s Championship, from which champions Coventry City, runners-up Ipswich Town and play-offs winners Hull City are coming up.
It all means a new set of rivals for Leeds, so how does the value of their squad now compare amid the new top flight landscape?
According to football data website Transfermarkt, here is where the estimated market value of the entire Leeds squad features in the pecking order from top to bottom including the three newly-promoted sides.
