Wolves’ new & increased squad transfer value compared to West Ham, Tottenham, Brighton and rivals

Wolverhampton Wanderers have made a decent start to the season, very quickly moving away from a potential relegation battle after they were tipped by many to fall into one. Gary O'Neil has come in and done a good job, especially considering he wasn't able to make much of a mark in the summer window.

Pedro Neto, Hwang Hee-chan, Mario Lemina, Craig Dawson and Matheus Cunha have been some standout players – just to name a few – but it has been an immense team effort. Wolves are 13th in the Premier League but things would look even better if it wasn't for a whole host of refereeing mistakes.

The strong performances from many Old Gold individuals have helped not only improve the reputations of players but raise their transfer values, too. Cumulatively, that results in Wolves' overall squad worth increasing as well.

But how does the total value of O'Neil's side compare to the clubs in and around them in the Premier League standings, as well as the rest of the division? Here's a full run-through.