Florian Wirtz and 'quality' Liverpool teammate feature in most valuable Premier League XI worth nearly £1bn
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Florian Wirtz and Dominik Szoboszlai are the only Liverpool players to feature in the new most valuable XI in the Premier League.Wirtz has shone in recent months after a slow start following his £120m move from Bayer Leverkusen, while Szoboszlai has been described as ‘quality’ amid a stellar 2025/26 campaign that has seen him deployed in a variety of positions.Now, the Hungarian has been named in Transfermarkt’s updated most valuable Premier League side in the right-back role. DISCUSS: This is not the game for Rio Ngumoha, nor for the returning Florian Wirtz 👇 Predicted XI Liverpool vs Galatasaray Florian Wirtz and Dominik Szoboszlai only Liverpool players in most valuable Premier League XIThe team, which was released on March 10, is worth a grand total of €1.14b (around £986.6m).As expected, it is only made up of players from the top teams, specifically Manchester City, Liverpool, Chelsea and Arsenal.GK: Gianluigi Donnarumma (€45.00m)RB: Dominik Szoboszlai (€100.00m)CB: Gabriel Magalhaes (€75.00m)CB: William Saliba (€90.00m)LB: Josko Gvardiol (€70.00m)DM: Declan Rice (€120.00m)DM: Moises Caicedo (€110.00m)RM: Bukayo Saka (€120.00m)CAM: Cole Palmer (€110.00m)LM: Florian Wirtz (€110.00m)ST: Erling Haaland (€200.00m) How many goal contributions will Florian Wirtz end 25/26 with?
He’s predicting some ‘crazy’ numbers! Credit: Liverpool FC/Getty Images Dominik Szoboszlai enjoys market value increase as Alexander Isak declinesSzoboszlai has enjoyed a +€15m market value increase in the latest update from Transfermarkt.That is the third-most of any player in the Premier League behind Bournemouth’s Eli Junior Kroupi (+€18m) and Wolverhampton Wanderers gem Mateus Mane (+€19.75m).However, Alexander Isak has now endured the biggest decline in market value of any player in the English top flight.His value has decreased by €20m in the new update, which is probably not that surprising considering the British record signing has not played a game since the back end of 2025 when he was injured against Tottenham Hotspur.Interestingly, his striker rival, Hugo Ekitike, has been given a new market value of €90.00m, which is €5m higher than his last valuation in December 2025.Join Our NewsletterReceive a digest of our best Liverpool content each week direct to your mailbox