#3 Thomas Partey - €40 million
Thomas Partey's stint at Arsenal has been a mixed bag since his move from Atletico Madrid in 2020.
The 28-year-old has scored just once in over 50 games across competitions for the Gunners. That's a far cry from his exploits at Atletico, where he averaged a goal contribution (28 in 188) almost every eight outings.
Partey is coming off a disappointing outing with Ghana at AFCON, where he bagged two assists. However, the team endured an embarrassing group-stage exit after finishing fourth, behind modest Comoros.
#2 Martin Odegaard - €42 million
Martin Odegaard is one of the most exciting young midfielders in the game at the moment.
Since breaking out at Real Madrid as a 16-year-old in 2015, the Norwegian failed to cement a first-team place. He didn't bag any goal contributions in 11 games across competitions, and was sent on loan to Arsenal last January.
Odegaard enough during his short stint in London, though, and the Gunners signed him permanently for €35 million. He has scored four times and bagged as many assists across competitions this season. In the process, he became the youngest Norwegian in nearly two decades to score in consecutive Premier League games.
Still only 23, Odegaard will hope for a strong end to his first full season at the Emirates.
#1 Bukayo Saka - €65 million
Bukayo Saka, much like Odegaard, is one of the most highly-rated prospects in the game right now.
The 20-year-old has already racked up over 100 appearances for Arsenal, bagging 18 goals and 26 assists. His performances and composure belie his tender years, which also reflects in his current valuation.
By scoring against Manchester City earlier this season, the Euro 2020 finalist became one of the youngest players to score against the reigning Premier League champions.
Saka has bagged seven goals and four assists across competitions this season. Ten of those goal contributions (six goals and four assists) have come in the Premier League, where Arsenal are looking to finish in the top four.