The top 10 most valuable Oldham Athletic players right now | OneFootball

Which Lactics could command the best fee in the transfer market?

Oldham Athletic are entering their second consecutive League Two campaign after re-establishing themselves in the EFL.

The Latics finished 10th on their return to the fourth tier last season, narrowly missing out on the play-offs.

With another promotion push now the ambition at Boundary Park, the value of those players will be an important consideration.

Using estimated transfer values from Transfermarkt, here are the 10 most valuable players currently on Oldham's books.

29-year-old Nevitt is valued at €75,000 by Transfermarkt.

The forward made his name in the Merseyside non-league scene before earning a professional contract with Tranmere Rovers in 2021.

Spells with Crewe Alexandra, Gillingham and Cambridge United followed, before he arrived at Boundary Park this summer.

9 ? ? Kane Drummond

Like Nevitt, Kane Drummond made his way into the professional game through the local non-league scene.

The forward initially joined Oldham on a short-term loan in October 2024, before returning permanently in June 2025 following the Latics' promotion.

He is now valued at an estimated €150,000 by Transfermarkt.

Will Sutton is another player whose value currently stands at around €150,000, according to Transfermarkt.

The defender made 33 appearances last season, including 30 for the Latics and a short loan spell with Solihull Moors in the National League.

He has since returned to Boundary Park, but is yet to feature for Oldham this season.

7 ? ? Jack Stevens

Welsh winger Jack Stevens arrived at Boundary Park following Oldham's promotion and is also valued at approximately €150,000.

His second season in the EFL will, however, have to wait. Stevens suffered an ACL rupture during a pre-season friendly against Stockport County, ruling him out for the foreseeable future.

6 ? ? Josh Hawkes

Josh Hawkes is another of Oldham's more recent additions, although his future at Boundary Park has since become rather less certain.

The midfielder was included on the club's retained list as a player available for transfer, but remained at the club following the 1st September deadline.

He has not featured since an early EFL Cup tie against Stoke City, leaving his estimated €150,000 value potentially significant with the transfer window approaching its conclusion.

5 ? ? Manny Monthe

Manny Monthe brings considerable experience to Oldham's defence, having spent 16 years building a career across the English professional game.

The Cameroonian joined the Latics as a free agent in July 2024, becoming the 13th club of his career.

Since arriving at Boundary Park, he has accumulated another €150,000 of transfer value, making 82 appearances and scored seven goals, providing a wealth of experience at the heart of Oldham's defence.

4 ? ? Ryan Woods

Woods joined the Latics in July 2025 but was also subsequently placed on the transfer list at the end of last season, although did not move on during the summer window.

Transfermarkt currently values the 32-year-old at €175,000, with Woods entering the final year of his contract and Oldham potentially keen to move on a player who remains one of the more valuable assets in their squad.

3 ? ? Matthew Hudson

Oldham's goalkeeper Matthew Hudson is valued at €200,000 by Transfermarkt - and his performances last season offer a clear indication of why.

The 28-year-old enjoyed an outstanding first campaign in the Football League, earning a place in the League Two Team of the Season as the Latics secured a top-half finish.

Oldham had already demonstrated their faith in Hudson by handing him a three-year contract at the beginning of the campaign, and his value has since risen alongside his growing reputation.

Calum Kavanagh is currently Oldham's second-most valuable player, with Transfermarkt placing his estimated market value at €250,000.

The Republic of Ireland forward joined the Latics on deadline day in January 2026 after developing through Middlesbrough's academy and gaining valuable EFL experience with Harrogate Town, Newport County and Bradford City.

That experience is already proving useful in League Two. Kavanagh has started the new campaign sharply, scoring three times in his opening five appearances and underlining why Oldham invested in his services.

Jamie Robson sits at the top of Oldham's valuation table - and his debut season at Boundary Park suggests that figure is anything but arbitrary.

The Scottish left-back joined the Latics in August last year and quickly established himself as one of the most dependable players in the side.

He featured in every Oldham matchday last season after his move, providing five assists as the Lactics adjusted to life back in the EFL.