Most expensive transfer values revealed with £163m Phil Foden top but contract rebel Kylian Mbappe just 12th
FOUR England players have been included in the top ten list of the most expensive players in world football.
Manchester City playmaker Phil Foden has capped off a fantastic season by being named in first place, ahead of two of his international team-mates.
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Foden starred for the Citizens during the 2020-21 campaign where he helped Pep Guardiola's side win the Premier League and Carabao Cup.
In total, the 21-year-old chipped in with 16 goals and ten assists in 50 games in all competitions.
And with Foden expected to play a big role at Euro 2020, have valued the midfielder at £163million.
They take into consideration the player's form, as well as how many years they have left on their contract.
Foden has three years left on his deal at the Etihad, while Paris Saint-German striker Kylian Mbappe was named in 12th as he is tied down in France until 2022.
The Frenchman is still valued at £101m, though there was no room for him in the top ten.
Following Foden in the updated list is Manchester United forward Greenwood, who is claimed to be worth £153m.
Greenwood, 21, who is contracted at Old Trafford until 2025, banged in 12 goals in 52 games during the previous term.
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His Red Devils team-mate Marcus Rashford is in third spot, with the 23-year-old valued at £136m.
Next up is Borussia Dortmund striker Elring Haaland (£133m), with United's Bruno Fernandes (£132m) completing the top four.
Barcelona duo Frenkie De Jong (£118m) and Pedri (£114m) are sixth and seventh respectively having become key players under Ronald Koeman.
Bayern Munich left-back Alphonso Davies is in eighth spot with CIES valuing him at £112m.
Atletico Madrid striker Joao Felix (£109m) with Chelsea's fan favourite Mason Mount (£105m) completing the top ten.
CIES also have valued City's goalkeeper Ederson (£53m) as the most expensive shot-stopper.
And his Citizens team-mate Ruben Dias (£98m) has been named as the most expensive centre-back in the top five leagues.
