Chelsea's Kepa Arrizabalaga has seen his market value slashed the most out of any Premier League player this season.
The Spanish goalkeeper boasted a huge value of £54 million at the start of the season, but his worth has decreased by a massive £18 million to £36 million following his underwhelming performances in goal this campaign.
He ranks ahead of Liverpool midfielder Naby Keita whose seen his value dropped by £16.2 million to £37.8 million.
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Manchester United's Jesse Lingard enters the list at No.3 with a new value of £19.8 million - £16.2 million decrease from the start of the 2019/20 term.
The list below looks at the 25 Premier League players whose market values have dropped the most this season, per Transfermarkt.
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25. Juan Mata (Manchester United)
Market value at the start of the season: £18 million
Current market value: £10.8
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24. Luke Shaw (Manchester United)
Market value at the start of the season: £27 million
Current market value: £19.8 million
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23. Fred (Manchester United)
Market value at the start of the season: £27 million
Current market value: £19.8 million
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22. Michy Batshuayi (Chelsea)
Market value at the start of the season: £27 million
Current market value: £19.8 million
21. Ryan Fraser (Bournemouth)
Market value at the start of the season: £27 million
Current market value: £19.8 million
20. Shkodran Mustafi (Arsenal)
Market value at the start of the season: £22.5 million
Current market value: £13.5 million
19. Jan Vertonghen (Tottenham)
Market value at the start of the season: £25.2 million
Current market value: £16.2 million
18. Nemanja Matic (Manchester United)
Market value at the start of the season: £27 million
Current market value: £18 million
17. Joelinton (Newcastle United)
Market value at the start of the season: £31.5 million
Current market value: £22.5 million
16. Toby Alderweireld (Tottenham)
Market value at the start of the season: £36 million
Current market value: £27 million
15. Lucas Torreira (Arsenal)
Market value at the start of the season: £49.5 million
Current market value: £40.5 million
14. Joao Cancelo (Manchester City)
Market value at the start of the season: £49.5 million
Current market value: $40.5 million
13. Alexandre Lacazette (Arsenal)
Market value at the start of the season: £63 million
Current market value: £54 million
12. Dele Alli (Tottenham)
Market value at the start of the season: £81 million
Current market value: £72 million
11. Phil Jones (Manchester United)
Market value at the start of the season: £18 million
Current market value: £8.1 million
10. Willian (Chelsea)
Market value at the start of the season: £36 million
Current market value: £25.2 million
9. Moise Kean (Everton)
Market value at the start of the season: £36 million
Current market value: £25.2 million
8. Eric Dier (Tottenham)
Market value at the start of the season: £36 million
Current market value: £22.5 million
7. Marcos Alonso (Chelsea)
Market value at the start of the season: £36 million
Current market value: £22.5 million
6. Granit Xhaka (Arsenal)
Market value at the start of the season: £40.5 million
Current market value: £27 million
5. John Stones (Manchester City)
Market value at the start of the season: £54 million
Current market value: £40.5 million
4. David De Gea (Manchester United)
Market value at the start of the season: £58.5 million
Current market value: £45 million
3. Jesse Lingard (Manchester United)
Market value at the start of the season: £36 million
Current market value: £19.8 million
2. Naby Keita (Liverpool)
Market value at the start of the season: £54 million
Current market value: £37.8 million
1. Kepa Arrizabalaga (Chelsea)
Market value at the start of the season: £54 million
Current market value: £36 million
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