Every West Brom player’s value on FM26: including £10.5m summer signing and impressive £7.6m wonderkid

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How each West Brom player is valued on FM26 as excitement builds ahead of a brand new database

West Brom are one of the biggest clubs outside of the English Premier League. They were relegated from the top-tier back in 2021 and have spent five seasons and counting in the Championship. With FM26 just around the corner, many will see at their mission to try and restore West Brom back to their former glory and spearhead them to the Premier League once again.

Players are bound to scour the market for all the best wonderkids the game has to offer but they may also be keen to harness the full potential of those already at the club.

With that in mind, we take a look at the valuation of every West Brom player in the game. But who is the most expensive player in the team and who is the best wonderkid? Let’s dive in.

Who is the most expensive West Brom player on FM26?

West Brom loanee Samuel Iling-Junior is the most expensive player in the squad this moment in time. The former Juventus prospect joined the Baggies on a season-long loan from Aston Villa and is expected to be a real asset going forward for Ryan Mason and his team.

Iling-Junior, aged 22, is valued at £10.5m at the moment but has the ability to rise up to a staggering valuation of around £31m if he achieves his full potential. The former England Under-21 international has been considered a wonderkid in previous editions of the game, having played 36 times for Juventus before moving to Aston Villa as part of the Douglas Luiz deal.

Who is the best West Brom wonderkid on FM26?

With the exception of Samuel Iling-Junior, Toby Collyer is viewed as the best wonderkid at West Brom. He’s also only on loan at the Hawthorns, having completed a season-long move from Manchester United.

The midfielder, who is yet to establish himself as a regular starter is valued at £7.6m but could rise to around £23m if he harnesses his potential. He played 13 times for United and has the potential to become an important player in the future.

Focusing on permanent members of the West Brom squad Isaac Price, 21, is valued at £5.6m rising to £17m, although that figure could easily rise by the end of the campaign if he maintains his current performance levels. Here’s the full list of West Brom values on FM26.

  • Josh Griffiths (£2M - £6M)
  • Joe Wildsmith (£400K - £1M)
  • George Campbell (£1M - £5M)
  • Alfie Gilchrist (£4M - £12M)
  • Nat Phillips (£3M - £10M)
  • Chris Mepham (£10M - £30M)
  • Krystian Bielik (£2M - £7M)
  • Ousmane Diakité (£2M - £8M)
  • Callum Styles (£4M - £4M)
  • Charlie Taylor (£2M - £6M)
  • Jayson Molumby (£5M - £16M)
  • Toby Colyer (£7M - £23M)
  • Alex Mowatt (£5M - £16M)
  • Samuel Iling-Junior (£10M - £31M)
  • Isaac Price (£6M - £17M)
  • Mikey Johnston (£3M - £10M)
  • Jed Wallace (£18M - £5M)
  • Tammer Bary (£19M - £5M)
  • Kofi Balmer (£2M - £6M)
  • Aaron Hickey (£13M - £6M)
  • Aune Heggebø (£47M - £4M)
  • Daryl Dike (£3M - £9M)
  • Josh Maja (£5M - £16M)
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