Premier League’s Most Valuable Shirt Numbers Revealed
Shirt numbers in football carry history, tradition, and prestige — and in the Premier League, they also carry big money. Fresh data has revealed which squad numbers hold the highest total market value right now, with some iconic digits dominating the list.
Leading the way is the legendary No.7 shirt, worth a combined €771 million, driven by Arsenal star Bukayo Saka (€150m), who headlines the group.
Close behind is the No.10, valued at €723 million, with Chelsea’s breakout talent Cole Palmer (€120m) as the standout name.
The No.9 shirt, long associated with top strikers, takes third place at €665 million, boosted heavily by Manchester City’s Erling Haaland and his whopping €180m valuation.
In fourth comes the No.8 shirt, totaling €635 million, led by Arsenal captain Martin Ødegaard.
Despite not having an individual player valued above €55m, the No.11 shirt still ranks fifth with a combined €510 million, proving its depth across the league.
The defensive No.6 follows in sixth with €425 million, while the No.24 makes a surprise entry in seventh at €418 million, thanks largely to Manchester City’s Joško Gvardiol (€75m).
The list is rounded out by the No.5 (€405m), the No.20 (€393m), and finally the No.4 (€390m).
From historic numbers like 7 and 10 to unexpected inclusions like 24, the rankings highlight how shirt numbers remain more than just symbols — they now represent serious market.
