The well-known football statistics institute CIES has evaluated how much the player values of each Premier League team have increased or decreased over the past five years.
On 30 Oct 2026 GMT+7, the CIES Football Observatory, a leading global football statistics institute from Switzerland, highly trusted for its assessment of professional footballers’ market values, released an evaluation of how much player values for each English Premier League team have risen or fallen over the past five years.
The team assessed as having the highest increase in player value is "The Citizens" Manchester City, with a figure of +447 million euros, approximately 16.841 billion baht. Meanwhile, the team with the largest decrease in player value is "The Red Devils" Manchester United, with -405 million euros or about 15.258 billion baht.
Manchester City +447 million euros (16.841 billion baht)
Bournemouth +349 million euros (13.148 billion baht)
Brighton & Hove Albion +323 million euros (12.169 billion baht)
Brentford +302 million euros (11.378 billion baht)
Sunderland +290 million euros (10.926 billion baht)
Newcastle United +186 million euros (7.007 billion baht)
Nottingham Forest +179 million euros (6.744 billion baht)
Chelsea +179 million euros (6.744 billion baht)
Aston Villa +162 million euros (6.103 billion baht)
Crystal Palace +144 million euros (5.425 billion baht)
Leeds United +124 million euros (4.671 billion baht)
Arsenal +110 million euros (4.144 billion baht)
Everton +104 million euros (3.918 billion baht)
Hull City +99 million euros (3.729 billion baht)
Fulham +29 million euros (1.092 billion baht)
Liverpool +13 million euros (489 million baht)
Coventry -14 million euros (527 million baht)
Ipswich Town -16 million euros (602 million baht)
Tottenham Hotspur -188 million euros (7.083 billion baht)
Manchester United -405 million euros (15.258 billion baht)