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The 2025/26 Premier League season was certainly not short of drama, as Arsenal lifted their first title in 22 years, West Ham faced the drop and newly-promoted Sunderland made Europe. Now that's it's drawn to a close, and Transfermarkt have released their latest end of season Premier League market value update, we can look back across the campaign to see which players stood out. We have calculated the Premier League stars who have gained the most market value across the course of the 25/26 season.
Most value gained in 2025/26 Premier League season
Leading the way is Bournemouth's teenage sensation Junior Kroupi. The Frenchman scored 13 goals in his maiden season in English football and saw his market value rise by +€55m over the campaign to a current value of €70m. In second is another young star - in fact the Premier League's Young Player of the Season - Nico O'Reilly. The Manchester City full-back has gained +€52m in market value; he's now worth €70m. Third goes to Brentford and Brazil striker Igor Thiago who has risen by +€47m to €65m.
Bournemouth's January signing Rayan has seen his market value rise by +€46m over the course of the season to €60m an takes fourth. In fifth position is Man City's Rayan Cherki with a +€45m rise. Nottingham Forest midfielder Elliot Anderson is sixth with a +€43m rise to €75m. Antoine Semenyo's form at Bournemouth and then Man City has seen his value rise by +€40m to €80m. There are then two players to have gone up by +€35m: Morgan Rogers (€90m) and Mateus Fernandes (€50m).
Everton's Iliman Ndiaye (€55m) has risen by +€33m and completes the top 10. Five Premier League players have risen by +€30m this season: João Pedro (€80m), Reece James (€60m), Alex Scott (€50m), and youngsters Max Dowman (€30m) and Rio Ngumoha (€30m). Users can see the list of every player to rise in value across the course of the Premier League season on the link below.
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