Harry Souttar

Reports from July and August 2026 consistently state Leicester City's asking price for the player was approximately €12 million (£10 million), with one report mentioning a higher figure of €14 million (£12 million). During this period, Sheffield United reportedly had an initial bid rejected before making an improved offer of around €9.5 million (£8 million), which was also turned down, followed by a reported move to offer €12 million (£10 million) plus add-ons. Earlier reports in June and July 2026 suggested lower, more 'reasonable' valuations of €5 million (£4 million) to €6 million (£5 million) due to his injury record. A June 2026 report also noted his Transfermarkt value at €3.5 million. For context, Leicester City's original purchase from Stoke City in January 2023 was for a reported €17 million.

Our valuation for Harry Souttar is driven by Leicester City's consistent reported asking price of approximately €12 million (£10 million) throughout the summer 2026 window. This figure is reinforced by Sheffield United's reported rejected bid of €9.5 million (£8 million) and a subsequent improved offer of €12 million (£10 million) plus add-ons. While lower valuations around €5-6 million were suggested due to his injury history, the competitive interest from multiple clubs, including Wrexham, and Leicester's desire to recoup their original €17 million investment, have kept the price firm.