Evan Ferguson

The most recent valuations stem from the July 2025 loan to Roma, which reportedly included a €3M loan fee and an option to buy valued between €37M and €40M, with some reports noting Brighton's asking price was as high as €45M. A report from the same month mentioned his price tag was slashed to £28M (approx. €33M). Earlier, in January 2025, talks with West Ham were reportedly in the £35-40M range (approx. €41-47M), and Bournemouth was quoted a minimum of £40M (approx. €47M). In late 2024, Brighton's valuation was consistently reported around £60M (approx. €70M) amid interest from Manchester United. A release clause of €115M was also reported in November 2024, while peak valuations in 2024 were cited at over €100M.

Our valuation is primarily anchored by the most recent and concrete transfer event: the July 2025 loan to Roma. Multiple reports from that period converge on an option-to-buy clause valued between €37 million and €40 million. This represents a significant drop from earlier valuations of €70 million (£60M) in late 2024, reflecting the player's dip in form. The range also incorporates other consistent figures from early 2025, such as Brighton's reported asking prices of around €45-47 million to other Premier League clubs.