The most valuable players in the division.
The Premier League is still full of top-class players and here CaughtOffside brings you the 10 most valuable, with statistics courtesy of Transfermarkt.
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10. Alexis Sanchez, Arsenal – £33.44m
Signed from FC Barcelona for £35m over the summer and has been in fine form for the Gunners, so little surprise he has maintained his value.
7=. David Silva, Manchester City – £35.2m
Since Silva arrived from La Liga in 2010 no player in the English top tier has provided more assists than the Spain international and he has also won two league titles during that time.
7=. Juan Mata, Manchester United – £35.2m
Signed from Chelsea for a then club record £37.1m in January the attacking midfielder has failed to establish himself at Old Trafford since and his value has slightly fallen as a result.
7=. Cesc Fabregas, Chelsea – £35.2m
Completing a Spanish trio at this position is Fabregas, who has been brilliant since returning to England with the Blues for £30m and his nine assists to date has helped his stock rise even further.
4=. Wayne Rooney, Manchester United – £39.2m
Named the Red Devils captain this season, but many may think the England international is being valued too highly despite his consistent form for both club and country.
4=. Mesut Ozil, Arsenal – £39.2m
Became the North Londoners’ club record signing upon joining from Real Madrid in a £42.4m deal in 2013, but since then the 2014 World Cup winner has failed to truly live up to expectations.
4=. Sergio Aguero, Manchester City – £39.2m
Joined the Citizens from Atletico Madrid for £38m in 2011 and has held his value well thanks to being prolific in front of goal despite suffering with numerous injuries.
3. Eden Hazard, Chelsea – £42.24
To many this Belgium international is the best in the division and is a future Ballon d’Or winner and his form for the West Londoners this term suggest that assessment is on track.
2. Radamel Falcao, Manchester United – £48.4m
The big story of transfer deadline day over the summer was this striker arriving at Old Trafford from AS Monaco on-loan, but the best hasn’t been seen of Falcao as he continues to strive for fitness.
1. Angel di Maria, Manchester United – £57.2m
Top of the pile and it’s probably little surprise to see the British record player, who signed from Madrid over the summer for a whopping £59.7m and has done well since.