How Arsenal staggering £975m squad value compares with Chelsea, Spurs and rivals

Arsenal players huddle prior to facing Manchester City. | Getty Images

The Gunners have an impressive squad but how does its total value compare with their big spending rivals?

It's been nearly a month since the Premier League transfer window slammed shut and the final free agent and overseas deals have been pushed over the line.

It was another busy summer of activity in the top flight as clubs worked to meet Profit and Sustainability Rules while recruiting stars in a bid to challenge Champions Manchester City this season.

Arsenal splurged on Mikel Merino and Riccardo Calafiori while Tottenham Hotspur poached rivals AFC Bournemouth for striker Dominic Solanke and there was a merry-go-round of activity over at Stamford Bridge after Enzo Maresca arrived at Chelsea.

LondonWorld looks at how the reported value of each Premier League squad compares and the most valuable player at each team, with data as per football database Transfermarkt.

20th - Ipswich Town, £134m

The Tractor Boys' most valuable player is Manchester City loanee Kalvin Phillips at £21m.

19th - Leicester City, £220m

The Foxes' most valuable player is summer signing Bilal El Khannouss at £25m.

18th - Southampton, £227m

The Saints most valuable player is summer signing Aaron Ramsdale at £21m.

17th - Fulham, £285m

Joachim Andersen joined Fulham from Crystal Palace. | Getty Images

The Cottagers' most valuable player is summer signing Joachim Andersen at £29m.

16th - Everton, £290m

The Toffees' most valuable player is in-demand centre-back Jarrad Branthwaite at £35m.

15th - AFC Bournemouth, £291m

The Cherries' most valuable player is summer signing Evanilson at £29m.

14th - Wolverhampton Wanderers, £309m

Wolves' most valuable player is forward Matheus Cunha at £37m.

13th - Brentford, £330m

The Bees' most valuable player is Bryan Mbeumo at £33m.

12th - Nottingham Forest, £345m

Forest's most valuable player is playmaker Morgan Gibbs-White at £33m.

11th - Crystal Palace, £358m

Crystal Palace star Eberechi Eze had been linked with a move away this summer. | Getty Images

The Eagles' most valuable player is Eberechi Eze at £46m.

10th - West Ham, £402m

The Hammers' most valuable player is attacking midfielder Lucas Paqueta at £55m.

9th - Brighton, £453m

The Seagulls' most valuable player is striker Evan Ferguson at £42m.

8th - Aston Villa, £496m

The Villains' most valuable player is Ollie Watkins at £54m.

7th - Newcastle United, £543m

The Magpies' most valuable player is midfielder Bruno Guimaraes at £71m.

6th - Tottenham Hotspur, £640m

Tottenham Hotspur midfielder James Maddison. | Getty Images

Spurs' most valuable player is attacking midfielder James Maddison at £58m.

5th - Manchester United, £714m

The Red Devils' most valuable player is captain Bruno Fernandes at £58m.

4th - Liverpool, £769m

The Reds' most valuable player is winger Luis Diaz at £63m.

3rd - Chelsea, £790m

The Blues' most valuable player is versatile midfielder Cole Palmer at £67m.

The Gunners' most valuable player is winger Bukayo Saka at £117m.

The Cityzens' most valuable player is talisman Erling Haaland at £150m.

How Arsenal staggering £975m squad value compares with Chelsea, Spurs and Premier League rivals