Everton forward Moise Kean is one of the most valuable young players in world football.
The Italian youngster has been included on an illustrious list of 20 players born in the 2000s who are worth the most.
According to a study by CIES Football Observatory, Kean is the tenth most valuable young player in world football.
The centre-forward has featured 23 times for the Blues in the Premier League since completing his £27.5 move from Juventus last summer, and is reportedly worth an estimated £43m.
The study takes into account a number of variables including age, contract duration, international status and career progression.
An investigation by CIES only took into account the five major European Leagues which are England, Spain, France, Germany and Italy.
CIES looked at over 1,000 transfers since 2012 up until January 2020 in order to present their findings.
Borussia Dortmund's Jadon Sancho tops the list as he is valued at £184m, with team-mate Erling Haaland in second place with a £94m rating.
Other players from the Premier League named on the list include Chelsea's Callum Hudson-Odoi who ranks fifth with a £67m estimation.
Manchester United's Mason Greenwood is in eighth place with a valuation of £47m. Meanwhile, Manchester City starlet Phil Foden is ranked ninth and is also said to be worth around £47m.
