Man United Ranked The First Most Valuable Premier League Club In The World Based On Current Market Value
1. Manchester United - With a market value of about £2.42 billion, Manchester United, a three-time champions league winner, is currently the most valuable premier league club in the world.
The Red Devils are not only the most valuable team in the Premier League, but they are also the second-most valuable team in the entire globe, trailing Real Madrid, which is now in first place.
2. Liverpool - Thanks to their recent success in Europe after hiring Jurgen Klopp, Liverpool moved up to the second spot on the list. The Reds is presently valued at £2.15 billion.
3. Manchester City - Thanks to their current market value, Manchester City has surpassed Chelsea and other top Premier League clubs to claim the third spot.
The Citizens is presently valued at at £2.08 billion.
4. Chelsea On the other hand, Chelsea is presently rated as the fourth most valuable Premier League team in the world.
5. Tottenham Hotspur - With a market value of roughly £1.60 billion, Tottenham Hotspur is the team that closely trails Chelsea at the top of the table. For further information, view the image below.
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Todd Cantwell, a highly-regarded forward for Norwich City, is reportedly being chased by Manchester United ahead of the summer transfer window
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, the manager of the Red Devils, has placed a strong emphasis on bringing in young British players, and players like Aaron Wan-Bissaka and Daniel James were signed before the season began.
Both of them have had a significant impact on the club's Premier League results, and it appears that the board is willing to continue in the same direction in the near future.
The Red Devils are willing to compete with Tottenham Hotspur for the services of Cantwell, who has produced six goals and two assists in his first season in the top division, according to The Mail.
Cantwell's sale this month is unlikely to be approved by Norwich, who are now last in the Premier League standings, but the source suggests that the attacker may be made available for about £30 million at the end of the current campaign.
Cantwell, 21, has been instrumental for the Canaries this season from a wide offensive position, and the team has avoided losses in five of the seven games he has scored in.
Given that Cantwell has typically played on the left or right wing, where United can rely on a number of players, it is uncertain where he might play if United makes a bid for him.
Cantwell may not be more than a backup option for Solskjaer given the current alternatives for the wide attacking roles, which include Marcus Rashford, Anthony Martial, Daniel James, and Mason Greenwood.
Due to the inconsistency of players like Andreas Pereira, Juan Mata, and Jesse Lingard at the number 10 position, the club would be better off looking at prospects who might fit into that position.
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