£498m Nottingham Forest valuation underlines Elliot Anderson’s importance | OneFootball

Nottingham Forest have one of the most valuable squads in world football, with a valuation of €577.6m (£498.4m).

According to Nottingham Post, Transfermarkt ranks Forest 13th globally and eighth in the Premier League, behind the Big Six and Newcastle.

Head coach Vitor Pereira has long said he believes the group is strong, a view reflected in the numbers. Manchester City lead the English rankings at £1.13bn, just behind Paris Saint-Germain at £1.18bn.

The average Forest player is listed at €19.92m (£16.4m), with the club’s 18 most valuable players combining for €511m (£441m).

Elliot Anderson is rated Forest’s most valuable player at €75m (£64m). That figure is below a £120m Manchester City offer for him that was rejected earlier this week.

Morgan Gibbs-White is put at €70m (£60m), with Murillo at €50m (£43m). Dan Ndoye is valued at €32m (£27m), and Callum Hudson-Odoi and Omari Hutchinson at €30m (£25m) each.

Source: Nottingham Post