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Where Everton rank in the top 100 most valuable squads in the world

Everton have come on leaps and bounds since David Moyes replaced Sean Dyche in January.

There is a completely different feel about Everton this season, and that’s largely down to the fantastic summer signings.

The likes of Jack Grealish and Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall have taken David Moyes’ side to the next level, and they’ve improved many of the existing players around them.

Moyes was able to shell out in excess of £100m, with Tyler Dibling, Merin Rohl and Thierno Barry amongst other notable additions.

So, where does Everton’s squad value rank in the top 100 clubs across the world? Well, the CIES Football Observatory has published its latest findings.

Where Everton’s squad value ranks in the world
Everton’s squad value has been ranked 42nd in the world, although they are behind some questionable teams.

Quite surprisingly, Wolves and West Ham’s squads are deemed more valuable, and yet they’re both languishing towards the bottom of the Premier League table.

In fact, Wolves are rock bottom, having lost five of their opening seven games, with many tipping them to go down.

42. Everton
41. Lazio
40. Bologna
39. West Ham United
38. Stuttgart
37. Wolves
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Everton did have one of the highest average ages in the league last term, so that will have a bearing on the value of each player.

Here are the top 10 most valuable clubs.

10. Inter Milan (£753m)
9. Bayern Munich (£812m)
8. Tottenham Hotspur (£911m)
7. Barcelona (£1.17b)
6. Liverpool (£1.22b)
5. PSG (1.25b] 4. Arsenal (£1.28b)
3. Man City (£1.29b)
2. Real Madrid (£1.46b)
1. Chelsea (£1.572b)
Who is Everton’s most valuable player?
Jarrad Branthwaite was Everton’s most valuable player in the last CIES Football Observatory findings, however, he’s now been replaced.

Iliman Ndiaye has overtaken him as he is worth up to £54m, which is over three times what the Toffees bought him for (£15m).

Everton’s Iliman Ndiaye doesn’t stop training when he’s home

Inter Milan had a £40m bid rejected for Ndiaye in the summer transfer window, so clearly his stock has clearly risen dramatically since joining from Marseille just over a year ago.

Ndiaye has ambitions to become the best player in the world, evincing his terrific mentality.

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