Leeds United’s 2026/27 Premier League season has been a decent one so far. Following a fine summer transfer window, the Whites have largely exceeded expectations so far, and currently sit 11th in the Premier League table with eleven points from nine matches, putting them four points clear of the relegation zone.

New boy Tarik Muharemovic has arguably been the most impressive Leeds player this season, following his £34m move from Serie A side Sassuolo. Star striker Dominic Calvert-Lewis has racked up an encouraging four Premier League goals, while Jayden Bogle has dazzled at right wing-back and will be hoping for an England call-up later this month.

Meanwhile, the launch of the eagerly anticipated Football Manager 27 is just around the corner, and players have already had a crack at the new game via its early access window. We loaded up the management simulator’s database and took a look at the Leeds United squad, to see how much the game thinks every member of Daniel Farke’s squad is worth.

How much every Leeds United player is worth on FM27: goalkeepers and defence

Starting off between the sticks, we’re immediately met with a rather strange finding: club record signing James Trafford has a maximum worth of £48m, despite only just joining the Whites for £40m in a club-record deal last summer. We’re staggered that he’s not got the ‘not for sale’ status, given that he’s England’s next number one, and all.

Beneath Trafford, the backup options in goal seem somewhat more sensible. Michael Zetterer can be bought for £20m, while the experienced third-choice option Alex Cairns can be picked up on the cheap for £38k. On loan stopper Lucas Perri - currently at Torino, will cost as much as £27m.

Moving on to defenders, Nico Elvedi is rated at £51m - not bad for a player the Whites got for less than £9m last summer. Jaka Bijol and Ethan Ampadu also breach the £50m mark, being listed as £55m and £54m players respectively. 27-year-old Anton Stach is also a big hitter, sitting at £47m for any sides looking to sign him.

Despite having plenty of time left on his current contract, Wales international Joe Rodon is valued down at £37m, with Bogle deemed to be worth fractionally more at £38m. Left-back Gabriel Gudmundson is another big ticket item at £42m, while Muharemovic comes in at £41m, which does feel a little cheap for a player of his calibre. James Justin is down for £32m, while the out on loan Sebastiaan Bornauw is deemed a £7.4m player.

Harry Wilson named Leeds’ most valuable player on FM27:

Moving on to the midfield, Ao Tanaka comes in at a tasty £40m after making a flying start to the new season with Leeds. Anton Stach is more expensive, however, with a hefty £42m valuation. USA international Brendan Aaronsen is said to be worth £28m, while Sean Longstaff is slightly more valuable at £30m.

At the start of the new game, winger Daniel James appears as transfer listed, with an asking price of just £7.2m despite his contract not expiring until 2029. Iliya Gruev is slightly more expensive, sitting at £8.2m with his deal coming to an end next summer. Interestingly, the game lists Genoa as a club looking to buy the 26-year-old Bulgarian.

Bargain free agent summer signing Harry Wilson is Leeds’ most valuable player on FM27, coming in at a meaty £58m. Should the Whites decide to sell, that would be some profit. Wilfried Gnoto, currently on loan at Fiorentina, could go for as much as £43m - or as little as £28m. Noah Okafor, meanwhile, is deemed to be a £39m player.

Lukas Nmecha is available on the cheap due to his contract expiring next year, with a £14m asking price. Calvert-Lewin, amid rumoured real world interest from rivals Manchester United, is priced at £53m, which seems fairly reasonable, while the injured Mateo Joseph is believed to be worth £26m.