Wolves' stunning new £354m squad transfer value compared to Crystal Palace, Everton, Nottingham Forest and rivals

The summer transfer window is well underway and Wolverhampton Wanderers have made a decent start by adding in key areas and acquiring substantial funds.

Last summer saw some huge transfer business conducted across the Premier League, with Declan Rice and Moises Caicedo both making switches for over £100 million. Other big-money deals included Josko Gvardiol’s £77 million switch to Manchester City, Moussa Diaby to Aston Villa for £52 million and Manchester United’s £64 million acquisition of Rasmus Hojlund.

It looked set to be a quieter window this time around as several teams were walking a tightrope with the Premier League’s profit and sustainability (PSR) rules, but concerns have been eased. As a result, many deals are now coming to fruition and Gary O’Neil has been one of the busiest managers.

Wolves’ impressive surge from being relegation candidates to top-half contenders has soared the individual market values of several players in the squad. As a team, Wanderers have moved up the ranks compared to other sides of similar stature.

A host of new signings have increased the overall worth, with the likes of Jorgen Strand Larsen, Rodrigo Gomes and Pedro Lima acquired over recent weeks.

But how do Wolves compare to the other 19 clubs in the Premier League for total squad value? And who are their most expensive assets at each team? From first to last, here’s a full run-through.