Premier League market value surges to €12.47 billion with 12% growth, outpacing LaLiga and Serie A.
The Premier League's dominance of European football has continued, with its overall market value growing by 12% to €12.47 billion in the 2025/26 season. This surpasses the combined value of LaLiga and Serie A, which are worth €5.44 billion and €5.08 billion respectively.
Premier League clubs have added €1.36 billion to their squads since June 2025, with Sunderland, Chelsea, and Bournemouth experiencing the biggest increases. In contrast, West Ham, Aston Villa, Tottenham Hotspur, and Wolves ended the season with lower squad market values.
The Premier League's growth rate exceeds that of other top leagues, with a 12% increase compared to Serie A's 4% and LaLiga's 2%. The Bundesliga matched the Premier League's growth rate but remains €7.34 billion behind.
French Ligue 1 saw a significant surge in growth, with a 32% increase in market value, largely driven by Paris Saint-Germain's 48% increase. The Parisian club accounted for 39% of the growth in the French top-flight.
Premier League clubs have added €1.36 billion to their squads since June 2025, with Sunderland, Chelsea, and Bournemouth experiencing the biggest increases. In contrast, West Ham, Aston Villa, Tottenham Hotspur, and Wolves ended the season with lower squad market values.
The Premier League's growth rate exceeds that of other top leagues, with a 12% increase compared to Serie A's 4% and LaLiga's 2%. The Bundesliga matched the Premier League's growth rate but remains €7.34 billion behind.
French Ligue 1 saw a significant surge in growth, with a 32% increase in market value, largely driven by Paris Saint-Germain's 48% increase. The Parisian club accounted for 39% of the growth in the French top-flight.
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