Leeds United's controversial £58 million squad market value compared to Man Utd, Aston Villa and West Brom

The 2020/21 Premier League season is just around the corner, and following Tuesday night's dramatic play-off final, we now know the 20 teams who will be competing in the upcoming campaign, which is shaping up to be a real classic.

Ahead of the big kick-off next month, we've taken a look at how Transfermarkt rate every team's current market value - a controversial measurement which has thrown up some bizarre player worths in the past. Here's how Leeds United's squad market value shapes against every other Premier League side.

1. Manchester City - Total squad market value = £944.69m

Number of players: 35. Average age: 25.  Most valuable player: Raheem Sterling (£115m). Photo: Pool

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2. Liverpool - Total squad market value = £912.51m

Number of players: 30. Average age: 26. Most valuable player: Mohamed Salah (£108m). Photo: Julian Finney

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3. Chelsea - Total squad market value = £758.66m

Number of players: 34. Average age: 26. Most valuable player: N'Golo Kante (£72m). Photo: Pool

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4. Manchester United - Total squad market value = £688.21m

Number of players: 35. Average age: 25. Most valuable players: Paul Pogba and Marcus Rashford (£72m). Photo: CLIVE BRUNSKILL

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5. Tottenham Hotspur - Total squad market value = £628.52m

Number of players: 27. Average age: 25. Most valuable player: Harry Kane (£108m). Photo: ADAM DAVY

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6. Arsenal - Total squad market value = £519.17m

Number of players: 29. Average age: 26. Most valuable player: Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (£50.4m). Photo: Julian Finney

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