Aston Villa are enjoying some downtime after completing one of the most remarkable turnaround seasons in recent history.
The Villans qualified for the Europa Conference League on the final day of the season, just months on from being Premier League relegation candidates.
Unai Emery has come in and made a huge difference at the club from top to bottom, even despite only making two January signings.
The scintillating form in the second half of the campaign, as well as the general improvement of players, has sky-rocketed Villa’s squad worth.
But how do they rank against the rest of the Premier League when it comes to the total market value? Flick through the pages for a full run-through.
1. 20th: Luton Town - £30.9m
Highest value player: Carlton Morris (£5.1m)
2. 19th: Sheffield United - £83.3m
Highest value player: Sander Berge (£17.1m)
3. 18th: Burnley - £113.3m
Highest value player: Josh Brownhill (£15.4m)
4. 17th: AFC Bournemouth - £208.5m
Highest value player: Hamed Traore (£18.8m)