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How Huddersfield Town's impressed £50m squad market value shapes up against Watford, Bournemouth & more

The new Championship is just over a month away, and excitement is building as the fight for promotion and battle against relegation all begin again, in what looks set to be an enthralling 2020/21 campaign.
By Richie Boon
Published 7th Aug 2020, 11:45 BST
Updated 7th Aug 2020, 11:53 BST

Ahead of the big kick-off next month, we've taken a look at how Transfermarkt rate every team's current market value - a controversial measurement which has thrown up some truly bizarre player worths in the past. Here's how Huddersfield Town's squad market value shapes against every other Championship side.

Number of players: 17. Average age: 28. Most valuable player: Fred Onyedinma (£360k).

1. Wycombe Wanderers - Total squad market value = £2.27m

Number of players: 17. Average age: 28. Most valuable player: Fred Onyedinma (£360k). Photo: Warren Little

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Number of players: 26. Average age: 25. Most valuable player: Gustavo Hamer (£720k).

2. Coventry City - Total squad market value = £4.2m

Number of players: 26. Average age: 25. Most valuable player: Gustavo Hamer (£720k). Photo: Michael Steele

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Number of players: 21. Average age: 28. Most valuable player: Michael Smith (£585k).

3. Rotherham United - Total squad market value = £4.9m

Number of players: 21. Average age: 28. Most valuable player: Michael Smith (£585k). Photo: James Chance

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Number of players: 25. Average age: 27. Most valuable player: James Collins (£855k).

4. Luton Town - Total squad market value = £10.7m

Number of players: 25. Average age: 27. Most valuable player: James Collins (£855k). Photo: David Rogers

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