Which Premier League players have gained the most transfer value this season?

We take a look at the top 10 Premier League players who have gained the most transfer value this season.

• Myles Lewis-Skelly (+€26m)

Arsenal academy graduate Myles Lewis-Skelly has enjoyed a breakout season at the Emirates Stadium, shining on the left of the Gunners' back four.

Naturally a central midfielder, Lewis-Skelly has been deployed to great effect at left-back by Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta, with the Londoner's performances earning him a maiden England call-up in March 2025.

Lewis-Skelly was able to grab his England opportunity with both hands, scoring on his international debut in a 2-0 win for the Three Lions in a World Cup qualifier against Albania in Thomas Tuchel's first match as manager.

• Liam Delap (+€27m)

Ipswich Town agreed a £20m deal to sign England U21s striker Liam Delap from Manchester City upon their promotion to the Premier League last summer, in a move which now appears a bargain.

Although Ipswich have toiled in the Premier League, Delap has been a shining light for the Tractor Boys with his full-blooded style of play and eye for goal.

• Vitor Reis (+€30m)

Manchester City believe they have captured one of the top defensive prospects in world football having acquired Brazilian central defender Vitor Reis for £29.6m from Palmeiras in January 2025.

A Brazilian youth international, Reis is expected to make a major impact in the City first team in the years to come.

• Dean Huijsen (+€32m)

Snapped up by Bournemouth from Juventus in a £15.2m deal in the summer of 2024, 19-year-old defender Dean Huijsen must go down as one of the best signings of this Premier League season.

Now a full Spain international, having made his debut for Luis de la Fuente's charges in March 2025, ball-playing centre-back Huijsen is reportedly being courted by a plethora of Europe's top clubs ahead of the summer transfer window.

• Abdukodir Khusanov (+€32.5m)

Another promising young player Pep Guardiola's Man City picked up in the January transfer window, Uzbekistan international defender Abdukodir Khusanov has been thrust straight into the first team picture at the Etihad.

A aggressive centre-back who relishes one-v-one duels, Khusanov has helped breathe some freshness into an ageing City backline which proved particularly vulnerable during a dismal first half of the season.

• Morgan Rogers (+€35m)

Acquired from Championship side Middlesbrough for £15m in January of last year, dynamic attacking midfielder Morgan Rogers has taken his game to a new level for Aston Villa in the 2024/25 Premier League season.

A direct attacking player with outstanding ball-carrying ability and power, Rogers made his senior international debut for England against Greece in the UEFA Nations League in November 2024.

• Ryan Gravenberch (+€35m)

One of the revelations of this Premier League campaign, Ryan Gravenberch has emerged as a key player for Liverpool in a defensive midfield position despite starting only 12 league matches in his maiden season for the Reds last term.

A tall and composed midfielder, Dutchman Gravenberch has been trusted heavily by compatriot Arne Slot during the ex-Feyenoord manager's first season in charge at Anfield which looks set to end with the Reds winning their second Premier League title.

• Ethan Nwaneri (+€47m)

Another Arsenal academy graduate to have caught the eye in the Gunners' first team this term, technically attacking midfielder Ethan Nwaneri looks a star of the future for both club and country.

Capable of playing centrally or out wide, the precocious Nwaneri has stepped up to the plate amidst an injury crisis amongst Arsenal's first team attacking players this season, with the likes of Bukayo Saka, Kai Havertz and Gabriel Jesus all having suffered significant injuries.

• Cole Palmer (+€50m)

After a sensational debut campaign at Chelsea last term following his summer switch from Manchester City - bagging an astonishing 22 Premier League goals - Cole Palmer has continued to dazzle in his second year at Stamford Bridge.

The talisman of a Chelsea side often lacking in creative inspiration, Palmer has developed into one of the Premier League's most watchable players with a penchant for scoring spectacular goals.

• Omar Marmoush (+€53m)

One of Man City's marquee signings in what was a statement January transfer window, arriving from Eintracht Frankfurt for £59m, Egyptian Omar Marmoush has hit the ground running in the Premier League.

A versatile forward capable of playing in a number of roles in attack, Marmoush has added a new dimension to Guardiola's City side and has helped ease the burden on number nine Erling Haaland with regards to the team's goalscoring output.

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