Best Left-Backs in the Premier League (Apr 2026)

Ranked by Analytical Strength Score

Market Overview: Premier League Left-Backs 2025-26

Our database tracks 52 Premier League Left-Backs in the 2025-26 season, representing 25 clubs with a combined market value of £763.4M. The average market value for Premier League Left-Backs is £14.7M, with the average age at 25.5 years old.

The most valuable left-back in the Premier League is Milos Kerkez, worth £45.0M and playing for Liverpool FC at 22 years old. The top 5 Left-Backs average £40.0M in market value, including Destiny Udogie and Myles Lewis-Skelly.

Age distribution shows the youngest tracked left-back is Myles Lewis-Skelly (19 years, Arsenal FC, £45.0M), while the oldest is Gudmundur Thórarinsson (34 years, FC Noah Yerevan, £275K). Research shows Left-Backs typically peak at age 27.

Our 1-year forecast model projects 28 Left-Backs (54%) will increase in market value over the next 12 months based on age-curve trajectories, current performance trends, and playing time analysis. The Premier League market for Left-Backs remains highly competitive with significant transfer activity expected in the 2025-26 season.

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Age Distribution: Premier League Left-Backs

The Premier League LB market shows 5 distinct age segments, with the largest cohort in the 24-26 bracket (15 players, 29% of market). The 24-26 age group holds the most value at £269.0M, averaging £17.9M per player.

U21 years5 players (10%)

£96.0MAvg: £19.2M

Top player: Myles Lewis-Skelly (£45.0M)

21-23 years13 players (25%)

£229.5MAvg: £17.7M

Top player: Milos Kerkez (£45.0M)

24-26 years15 players (29%)

£269.0MAvg: £17.9M

Top player: Rayan Aït-Nouri (£35.0M)

27-29 years9 players (17%)

£118.5MAvg: £13.2M

Top player: Marc Cucurella (£35.0M)

30+ years10 players (19%)

£50.4MAvg: £5.0M

Top player: Andrew Robertson (£18.0M)

Top Left-Backs by Age Bracket

U21 Years (5 players)

1. Myles Lewis-Skelly(19yo)

£45.0M

2. Jorrel Hato(20yo)

£35.0M

3. Oliver Scarles(20yo)

£8.0M

4. Diego León(19yo)

£4.0M

5. Adam Aznou(19yo)

£4.0M

21-23 Years (13 players)

1. Milos Kerkez(22yo)

£45.0M

2. Destiny Udogie(23yo)

£40.0M

3. Riccardo Calafiori(23yo)

£35.0M

4. Lewis Hall(21yo)

£32.0M

5. Patrick Dorgu(21yo)

£25.0M

24-26 Years (15 players)

1. Rayan Aït-Nouri(24yo)

£35.0M

2. Ian Maatsen(24yo)

£28.0M

3. Vitaliy Mykolenko(26yo)

£28.0M

4. Tyrick Mitchell(26yo)

£25.0M

5. Ferdi Kadıoğlu(26yo)

£25.0M

27-29 Years (9 players)

1. Marc Cucurella(27yo)

£35.0M

2. Antonee Robinson(28yo)

£35.0M

3. Oleksandr Zinchenko(29yo)

£20.0M

4. Rico Henry(28yo)

£15.0M

5. Sergio Reguilón(29yo)

£6.0M

Market Value Distribution

Elite Tier Concentration

31%of market value

The top 6 Left-Backs (12% of players) control £235.0M

1. Milos Kerkez£45.0M

2. Destiny Udogie£40.0M

3. Myles Lewis-Skelly£45.0M

4. Riccardo Calafiori£35.0M

5. Rayan Aït-Nouri£35.0M

Market Tiers

Premium (€30-50M)9 players (17%)

£337.0M

High (€15-30M)14 players (27%)

£288.0M

Mid (€5-15M)14 players (27%)

£115.0M

Emerging (<€5M)15 players (29%)

£23.4M

Market structure shows distributed value with premium (€30-50m) tier representing 17% of the Premier League LB pool.

Premium (€30-50M)

1. Milos Kerkez

Liverpool FC£45.0M

2. Destiny Udogie

Tottenham Hotspur£40.0M

3. Myles Lewis-Skelly

Arsenal FC£45.0M

4. Riccardo Calafiori

Arsenal FC£35.0M

5. Rayan Aït-Nouri

Manchester City£35.0M

High (€15-30M)

1. Ian Maatsen

Aston Villa£28.0M

2. Vitaliy Mykolenko

Everton FC£28.0M

3. Patrick Dorgu

Manchester United£25.0M

4. Tyrick Mitchell

Crystal Palace£25.0M

5. Ferdi Kadıoğlu

Brighton & Hove Albion£25.0M

Mid (€5-15M)

1. Quilindschy Hartman

Burnley FC£14.0M

2. Luke Shaw

Manchester United£12.0M

3. Lucas Digne

Aston Villa£10.0M

4. David Møller Wolfe

Wolverhampton Wanderers£9.0M

5. Hugo Bueno

Wolverhampton Wanderers£8.0M

Club Distribution: Premier League Left-Backs

Among 25 Premier League clubs, Arsenal FC leads with 2 Left-Backs worth £80.0M (averaging £40.0M per player). The top 10 clubs account for 42% of tracked Left-Backs.

Arsenal FC

2 players • £80.0M

Chelsea FC

2 players • £70.0M

Liverpool FC

2 players • £63.0M

Tottenham Hotspur

2 players • £60.0M

Manchester City

2 players • £53.0M

Fulham FC

2 players • £50.0M

Manchester United

4 players • £49.0M

Brighton & Hove Albion

2 players • £41.0M

Nottingham Forest

2 players • £40.0M

#10

Aston Villa

2 players • £38.0M

Arsenal FC (2 Left-Backs)

Myles Lewis-Skelly(19yo)

£45.0M

Riccardo Calafiori(23yo)

£35.0M

Chelsea FC (2 Left-Backs)

Marc Cucurella(27yo)

£35.0M

Jorrel Hato(20yo)

£35.0M

Liverpool FC (2 Left-Backs)

Milos Kerkez(22yo)

£45.0M

Andrew Robertson(32yo)

£18.0M

Tottenham Hotspur (2 Left-Backs)

Destiny Udogie(23yo)

£40.0M

Djed Spence(25yo)

£20.0M

Player Rankings

Ranked by APE Strength Score. Click any player to view full profile, or click the chart icon to see value history.

Milos Kerkez

Liverpool FC • 22 years old

£38.9M

£45.0M

+15.6%

£43.6M£55.5M

Expected: £49.6M

87.3

Destiny Udogie

Tottenham Hotspur • 23 years old

£34.6M

£40.0M

+15.6%

£39.2M£49.9M

Expected: £44.6M

86.2

Myles Lewis-Skelly

Arsenal FC • 19 years old

£38.9M

£45.0M

+15.6%

£48.1M£63.5M

Expected: £55.8M

85.4

Riccardo Calafiori

Arsenal FC • 23 years old

£30.3M

£35.0M

+15.6%

£34.3M£43.7M

Expected: £39.0M

84.7

Rayan Aït-Nouri

Manchester City • 24 years old

£30.3M

£35.0M

+15.6%

£32.8M£41.8M

Expected: £37.3M

84.3

Marc Cucurella

Chelsea FC • 27 years old

£37.0M

£35.0M

-5.4%

£28.1M£35.7M

Expected: £31.9M

83.4

Antonee Robinson

Fulham FC • 28 years old

£45.2M

£35.0M

-22.6%

£28.1M£35.7M

Expected: £31.9M

83.4

Jorrel Hato

Chelsea FC • 20 years old

£30.3M

£35.0M

+15.6%

£36.0M£47.5M

Expected: £41.8M

82.9

Lewis Hall

Newcastle United • 21 years old

£27.7M

£32.0M

+15.6%

£31.7M£41.8M

Expected: £36.7M

82.3

#10

Ian Maatsen

Aston Villa • 24 years old

£24.2M

£28.0M

+15.6%

£25.2M£32.1M

Expected: £28.7M

77.7

#11

Vitaliy Mykolenko

Everton FC • 26 years old

£24.2M

£28.0M

+15.6%

£25.4M£32.3M

Expected: £28.8M

76.8

#12

Patrick Dorgu

Manchester United • 21 years old

£21.6M

£25.0M

+15.6%

£23.8M£31.4M

Expected: £27.6M

75.7

#14

Tyrick Mitchell

Crystal Palace • 26 years old

£21.6M

£25.0M

+15.6%

£22.7M£28.8M

Expected: £25.7M

75.4

#13

Ferdi Kadıoğlu

Brighton & Hove Albion • 26 years old

£21.6M

£25.0M

+15.6%

£22.7M£28.8M

Expected: £25.7M

75.4

#16

Neco Williams

Nottingham Forest • 25 years old

£17.3M

£20.0M

+15.6%

£17.2M£21.9M

Expected: £19.6M

73.1

#15

Djed Spence

Tottenham Hotspur • 25 years old

£17.3M

£20.0M

+15.6%

£17.2M£21.9M

Expected: £19.6M

73.1

#17

Oleksandr Zinchenko

Nottingham Forest • 29 years old

£25.8M

£20.0M

-22.6%

£14.6M£18.6M

Expected: £16.6M

72.9

#18

Andrew Robertson

Liverpool FC • 32 years old

£23.2M

£18.0M

-22.6%

£13.9M£17.6M

Expected: £15.8M

72.1

#19

Nico O'Reilly

Manchester City • 21 years old

£15.6M

£18.0M

+15.6%

£17.1M£22.6M

Expected: £19.8M

71.7

#20

Maxim De Cuyper

Brighton & Hove Albion • 25 years old

£13.8M

£16.0M

+15.6%

£13.8M£17.5M

Expected: £15.6M

70.3

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Pre-Peak Value Efficiency (PPVE)

Identifies pre-peak players offering exceptional value relative to their age bracket. Higher PPVE = better value.

Understanding Pre-Peak Value Efficiency (PPVE)

Arsenal FC's Myles Lewis-Skelly at 19 years old has the highest Pre-Peak Value Efficiency at 5.63×. That means Myles Lewis-Skelly is valued 5.63× higher than the median player in the U21 age bracket—representing exceptional value before reaching peak age.

In second is Liverpool FC's Milos Kerkez, who is 22 years old, with a 5.00× PPVE. Third is Destiny Udogie of Tottenham Hotspur, who is 23 years old with a 4.44× PPVE.

How PPVE is calculated: PPVE compares a player's current market value to the median value of all players in their age bracket. A PPVE of 5.63× means the player is worth 463% more than typical players their age—making them high-value targets before they reach peak value.

PPVE by Age Bracket

Myles Lewis-SkellyArsenal FC

U21 • 19yo5.63×

£45.0M • 463% above median

Milos KerkezLiverpool FC

21-23 • 22yo5.00×

£45.0M • 400% above median

Destiny UdogieTottenham Hotspur

21-23 • 23yo4.44×

£40.0M • 344% above median

Jorrel HatoChelsea FC

U21 • 20yo4.38×

£35.0M • 338% above median

Riccardo CalafioriArsenal FC

21-23 • 23yo3.89×

£35.0M • 289% above median

Lewis HallNewcastle United

21-23 • 21yo3.56×

£32.0M • 256% above median

Patrick DorguManchester United

21-23 • 21yo2.78×

£25.0M • 178% above median

Rayan Aït-NouriManchester City

24-26 • 24yo2.19×

£35.0M • 119% above median

Nico O'ReillyManchester City

21-23 • 21yo2.00×

£18.0M • 100% above median

Ian MaatsenAston Villa

24-26 • 24yo1.75×

£28.0M • 75% above median

Djed SpenceTottenham Hotspur

24-26 • 25yo1.25×

£20.0M • 25% above median

Neco WilliamsNottingham Forest

24-26 • 25yo1.25×

£20.0M • 25% above median

Maxim De CuyperBrighton & Hove Albion

24-26 • 25yo1.00×

£16.0M • 0% above median

David Møller WolfeWolverhampton Wanderers

21-23 • 23yo1.00×

£9.0M • 0% above median

Oliver ScarlesWest Ham United

U21 • 20yo1.00×

£8.0M • 0% above median

Rank	Player	Age	Bracket	Current Value	Bracket Median	PPVE
#1	Myles Lewis-Skelly Arsenal FC	19	U21	£45.0M	£8.0M	5.63×
#2	Milos Kerkez Liverpool FC	22	21-23	£45.0M	£9.0M	5.00×
#3	Destiny Udogie Tottenham Hotspur	23	21-23	£40.0M	£9.0M	4.44×
#4	Jorrel Hato Chelsea FC	20	U21	£35.0M	£8.0M	4.38×
#5	Riccardo Calafiori Arsenal FC	23	21-23	£35.0M	£9.0M	3.89×
#6	Lewis Hall Newcastle United	21	21-23	£32.0M	£9.0M	3.56×
#7	Patrick Dorgu Manchester United	21	21-23	£25.0M	£9.0M	2.78×
#8	Rayan Aït-Nouri Manchester City	24	24-26	£35.0M	£16.0M	2.19×
#9	Nico O'Reilly Manchester City	21	21-23	£18.0M	£9.0M	2.00×
#10	Ian Maatsen Aston Villa	24	24-26	£28.0M	£16.0M	1.75×
#11	Djed Spence Tottenham Hotspur	25	24-26	£20.0M	£16.0M	1.25×
#12	Neco Williams Nottingham Forest	25	24-26	£20.0M	£16.0M	1.25×
#13	Maxim De Cuyper Brighton & Hove Albion	25	24-26	£16.0M	£16.0M	1.00×
#14	David Møller Wolfe Wolverhampton Wanderers	23	21-23	£9.0M	£9.0M	1.00×
#15	Oliver Scarles West Ham United	20	U21	£8.0M	£8.0M	1.00×
#16	Ryan Sessegnon Fulham FC	25	24-26	£15.0M	£16.0M	0.94×
#17	Adrien Truffert AFC Bournemouth	24	24-26	£15.0M	£16.0M	0.94×
#18	Julio Soler AFC Bournemouth	21	21-23	£8.0M	£9.0M	0.89×
#19	Hugo Bueno Wolverhampton Wanderers	23	21-23	£8.0M	£9.0M	0.89×
#20	Quilindschy Hartman Burnley FC	24	24-26	£14.0M	£16.0M	0.88×

Return-to-Peak Potential (RPP)

Recovery potential from current value to forecasted peak. Shows how much upside remains for players approaching their prime.

Understanding Return-to-Peak Potential (RPP)

Manchester United's Diego León at 19 years old has the highest Return-to-Peak Potential at +40%. That means Myles Lewis-Skelly is projected to appreciate 40% as they reach their peak age in 7 years—representing significant upside before entering their prime.

In second is Arsenal FC's Myles Lewis-Skelly, who is 19 years old, with a +40% RPP (7 years to peak). Third is Adam Aznou of Everton FC, who is 19 years old with a +40% RPP (7 years to peak).

How RPP is calculated: RPP compares a player's current market value to their forecasted peak value, calculating the percentage appreciation potential. A 40% RPP means the player is expected to gain 40% value as they enter their prime—making them excellent growth investments.

Recovery Potential by Player

Diego LeónManchester United

7yr to peak+40%

£4.0M → £6.6M

Myles Lewis-SkellyArsenal FC

7yr to peak+40%

£45.0M → £74.8M

Adam AznouEverton FC

7yr to peak+40%

£4.0M → £6.6M

Oliver ScarlesWest Ham United

6yr to peak+35%

£8.0M → £12.4M

Jorrel HatoChelsea FC

6yr to peak+35%

£35.0M → £54.1M

Julio SolerAFC Bournemouth

5yr to peak+30%

£8.0M → £11.5M

Lewis HallNewcastle United

5yr to peak+30%

£32.0M → £46.0M

Nico O'ReillyManchester City

5yr to peak+30%

£18.0M → £25.9M

Alex MurphyNewcastle United

5yr to peak+30%

£300K → £431K

Patrick DorguManchester United

5yr to peak+30%

£25.0M → £35.9M

Leo HjeldeSunderland AFC

4yr to peak+25%

£2.0M → £2.7M

Milos KerkezLiverpool FC

4yr to peak+25%

£45.0M → £60.2M

Riccardo CalafioriArsenal FC

3yr to peak+20%

£35.0M → £43.5M

Aventis AventisyanWithout Club

3yr to peak+20%

£150K → £186K

Destiny UdogieTottenham Hotspur

3yr to peak+20%

£40.0M → £49.7M

Rank	Player	Age	Years to Peak	Current	Peak Forecast	RPP %
#1	Diego León Manchester United	19	7	£4.0M	£6.6M	+40%
#2	Myles Lewis-Skelly Arsenal FC	19	7	£45.0M	£74.8M	+40%
#3	Adam Aznou Everton FC	19	7	£4.0M	£6.6M	+40%
#4	Oliver Scarles West Ham United	20	6	£8.0M	£12.4M	+35%
#5	Jorrel Hato Chelsea FC	20	6	£35.0M	£54.1M	+35%
#6	Julio Soler AFC Bournemouth	21	5	£8.0M	£11.5M	+30%
#7	Lewis Hall Newcastle United	21	5	£32.0M	£46.0M	+30%
#8	Nico O'Reilly Manchester City	21	5	£18.0M	£25.9M	+30%
#9	Alex Murphy Newcastle United	21	5	£300K	£431K	+30%
#10	Patrick Dorgu Manchester United	21	5	£25.0M	£35.9M	+30%
#11	Leo Hjelde Sunderland AFC	22	4	£2.0M	£2.7M	+25%
#12	Milos Kerkez Liverpool FC	22	4	£45.0M	£60.2M	+25%
#13	Riccardo Calafiori Arsenal FC	23	3	£35.0M	£43.5M	+20%
#14	Aventis Aventisyan Without Club	23	3	£150K	£186K	+20%
#15	Destiny Udogie Tottenham Hotspur	23	3	£40.0M	£49.7M	+20%
#16	Hugo Bueno Wolverhampton Wanderers	23	3	£8.0M	£9.9M	+20%
#17	David Møller Wolfe Wolverhampton Wanderers	23	3	£9.0M	£11.2M	+20%
#18	Bashir Humphreys Burnley FC	23	3	£7.0M	£8.7M	+20%
#19	Ian Maatsen Aston Villa	24	2	£28.0M	£32.4M	+14%
#20	Quilindschy Hartman Burnley FC	24	2	£14.0M	£16.2M	+14%

Risk-Adjusted Upside (RAU)

Upside potential weighted against forecast uncertainty. Higher RAU = better risk-reward profile.

Understanding Risk-Adjusted Upside (RAU)

Arsenal FC's Myles Lewis-Skelly has the highest Risk-Adjusted Upside at 70.0. That means Myles Lewis-Skelly has 24% upside potential with only 0% forecast uncertainty—representing excellent risk-reward for value appreciation.

In second is Chelsea FC's Jorrel Hato with a 58.7 RAU (19% upside, 0% uncertainty). Third is Diego León of Manchester United with a 58.0 RAU (19% upside, 0% uncertainty).

How RAU is calculated: RAU divides upside potential by forecast uncertainty (RAU = Upside % ÷ Uncertainty %). A RAU of 70.0 means the upside is 70.0× greater than the uncertainty—making it a high-confidence growth opportunity. Target RAU ≥2.0 for balanced risk-reward.

Risk-Adjusted Upside by Player

Myles Lewis-SkellyArsenal FC

↑24% / ±0%70.0

Range: £48.1M - £63.5M

Jorrel HatoChelsea FC

↑19% / ±0%58.7

Range: £36.0M - £47.5M

Diego LeónManchester United

↑19% / ±0%58.0

Range: £4.1M - £5.4M

Adam AznouEverton FC

↑19% / ±0%58.0

Range: £4.1M - £5.4M

Lewis HallNewcastle United

↑15% / ±0%46.6

Range: £31.7M - £41.8M

Oliver ScarlesWest Ham United

↑15% / ±0%46.3

Range: £7.9M - £10.4M

Destiny UdogieTottenham Hotspur

↑11% / ±0%42.8

Range: £39.2M - £49.9M

Riccardo CalafioriArsenal FC

↑11% / ±0%42.8

Range: £34.3M - £43.7M

Milos KerkezLiverpool FC

↑10% / ±0%38.4

Range: £43.6M - £55.5M

Alex MurphyNewcastle United

↑10% / ±0%33.7

Range: £285K - £376K

Patrick DorguManchester United

↑10% / ±0%33.7

Range: £23.8M - £31.4M

Nico O'ReillyManchester City

↑10% / ±0%33.7

Range: £17.1M - £22.6M

Julio SolerAFC Bournemouth

↑10% / ±0%33.7

Range: £7.6M - £10.0M

Hugo BuenoWolverhampton Wanderers

↑7% / ±0%27.5

Range: £7.5M - £9.6M

Aventis AventisyanWithout Club

↑7% / ±0%27.5

Range: £141K - £180K

Rank	Player	Expected	Range	Upside %	RAU
#1	Myles Lewis-Skelly Arsenal FC	£55.8M	£48.1M-63.5M	+24%	70.0
#2	Jorrel Hato Chelsea FC	£41.8M	£36.0M-47.5M	+19%	58.7
#3	Diego León Manchester United	£4.8M	£4.1M-5.4M	+19%	58.0
#4	Adam Aznou Everton FC	£4.8M	£4.1M-5.4M	+19%	58.0
#5	Lewis Hall Newcastle United	£36.7M	£31.7M-41.8M	+15%	46.6
#6	Oliver Scarles West Ham United	£9.2M	£7.9M-10.4M	+15%	46.3
#7	Destiny Udogie Tottenham Hotspur	£44.6M	£39.2M-49.9M	+11%	42.8
#8	Riccardo Calafiori Arsenal FC	£39.0M	£34.3M-43.7M	+11%	42.8
#9	Milos Kerkez Liverpool FC	£49.6M	£43.6M-55.5M	+10%	38.4
#10	Alex Murphy Newcastle United	£331K	£285K-376K	+10%	33.7
#11	Patrick Dorgu Manchester United	£27.6M	£23.8M-31.4M	+10%	33.7
#12	Nico O'Reilly Manchester City	£19.8M	£17.1M-22.6M	+10%	33.7
#13	Julio Soler AFC Bournemouth	£8.8M	£7.6M-10.0M	+10%	33.7
#14	Hugo Bueno Wolverhampton Wanderers	£8.6M	£7.5M-9.6M	+7%	27.5
#15	Aventis Aventisyan Without Club	£161K	£141K-180K	+7%	27.5
#16	David Møller Wolfe Wolverhampton Wanderers	£9.6M	£8.5M-10.8M	+7%	27.5
#17	Bashir Humphreys Burnley FC	£7.5M	£6.6M-8.4M	+7%	27.5
#18	Rayan Aït-Nouri Manchester City	£37.3M	£32.8M-41.8M	+7%	25.8
#19	Leo Hjelde Sunderland AFC	£2.1M	£1.9M-2.4M	+6%	23.0
#20	Gabriel Gudmundsson Leeds United	£7.2M	£6.3M-8.1M	+3%	12.0

Roster Pressure Index (RPI)

Squad depth pressure based on Z-score distribution. Negative RPI = thin depth, positive = deep roster.

What This Shows

Z-Score explained: Measures how many standard deviations a player's strength is from the position average. Z-Score = 0 means average, +1.0 is one standard deviation above average, -1.0 is below average.

How to use: RPI < -1.0 indicates critical depth shortage. These positions need immediate reinforcement. RPI > +1.0 suggests strong depth, allowing selective, high-value additions only.

Current market: left-back position shows strong depth (avg Z-score: 0.00). RPI: 0.00.

Position Depth Analysis

Total Players

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Avg Z-Score

0.00

RPI Score

Weak DepthStrong Depth

-3.00+3.0

Highest Z-Scores

Milos Kerkez+2.32

Myles Lewis-Skelly+2.32

Destiny Udogie+1.93

Riccardo Calafiori+1.55

Rayan Aït-Nouri+1.55

Lowest Z-Scores

Aventis Aventisyan-1.11

Nikolaos Kenourgios-1.10

Gudmundur Thórarinsson-1.10

David Sualehe-1.10

Karim Hafez-1.10

Age-Share Concentration (ASC)

Identifies players capturing disproportionate value relative to age group representation. Positive ASC = value concentration.

Understanding Age-Share Concentration (ASC)

FC Noah Yerevan's Gudmundur Thórarinsson in the 30+ age bracket has the highest Age-Share Concentration at +-12.6%. That means Andrew Robertson captures 6.6% of total market value while representing only 19.2% of players in their age group—showing dominant elite status.

In second is Aston Villa's Lucas Digne with a +-12.6% ASC (6.6% value share vs 19.2% player share in 30+ bracket). Third is Arthur Masuaku of Sunderland AFC with a +-12.6% ASC (6.6% value vs 19.2% players in 30+ bracket).

How ASC is calculated: ASC = (% of total value) - (% of total players) in age bracket. A +-12.6% ASC means the player captures -12.6% more market value than their numerical representation—indicating marquee status. ASC > +15% = elite dominance, ASC < -15% = potential value targets.