We’re barely halfway through July, and already this summer transfer window has proven to be a hectic one.
All across the Premier League, clubs have been splashing the cash in an effort to bolster their squads ahead of the new top flight campaign, and Leeds United have been at the centre of more than their fair share of confirmed deals.
As well as bidding farewell to Kalvin Phillips and Raphinha, the Whites have moved to bring in several fresh additions of their own, with Brenden Aaronson, Rasmus Kristensen, Marc Roca, Darko Gyabi, Tyler Adams, and Luis Sinisterra all joining up with Jesse Marsch’s squad.
But what have those changes in personnel done to Leeds’ overall market value?
We’ve taken a look at the latest figures from Transfermarkt to see where the Whites’ roster ranks compared to the rest of the Premier League.
Check out the standings below...
7. 7th: Leicester City
Total market value: £462.15m. Most expensive player: Wilfred Ndidi - £54m. | Getty Images
8. 8th: Aston Villa
Total market value: £459.99m. Most expensive player: Diego Carlos - £36m. | Getty Images
9. 9th: Everton
Total market value: £324.63m. Most expensive player: Dominic Calvert-Lewin - £36m. | AFP via Getty Images
10. 10th: West Ham
Total market value: £318.15m. Most expensive player: Declan Rice - £72m. | Getty Images
11. 11th: Wolves
Total market value: £315.86m. Most expensive player: Ruben Neves - £36m. | Getty Images
12. 12th: Newcastle United
Total market value: £301.41m. Most expensive player: Bruno Guimaraes - £36m. | AFP via Getty Images