Ainsley Maitland-Niles (€18m — worth at least €36m)
A man of the match performance in the FA Cup final and the Community Shield against arguably the best team of the decade, two England caps to date and incredible versatility seem unconvincing to experts at Transfermarkt as their valution of Ainsley stands at ridiculously low €18m.
However, with Ains becoming crucial to Arteta's system in his hybrid left-wing role, we think the 23-year-old costs at least €36m, and probably way more than that.
Bukayo Saka (€40m — should be €80m at the very least)
The greatest talent we have in the current squad with a huge resale value and bags of potential? We saw other sides splashing sums such as €80m or €120m to secure the best wonderkids yet Saka's calculated fee is just €40m. What are they smoking at Transfermarkt?
The Anglo-Nigerian is already an impact player for the Gunners and we doubt Arsenal would even consider a €40m offer for him.
Mohamed Elneny (€7m — worth at least €14m)
The hard-working Egyptian is everyone's favourite following his unlikely remontada under Mikel Arteta this season.
He may not be a star but he does his job well, and is a valuable squad player who does not shun away from dirty work while keeping a trademark smile on his face.
Add a couple of millions for his hair, messy and beautiful at the same time.
Emile Smith Rowe (€2.7m — should be at least €15m)
The playmaker impressed on loan at Huddersfield last season and is considered one of the most exciting talents at Arsenal. He has not felt the 'Arteta effect' yet because of injuries but his intelligence and creativity certainly cost more than €2.7m.
In fact, a lot more. "He can find space in a telephone box," said his ex-manager, and you don't have many players as good as him in tight spaces.
Rob Holding (€9.5m — worth more than double of that)
Perhaps pace is the only thing the English centre-back lacks. He is good aerially, composed in possession, excels at recovering the ball and does not mind using his body to block shots.
He has become a starter for the Gunners this season, and, with many years at the highest level ahead of him, valuing him at just €9.5m is a crime against humanity.
