Neil Warnock is working miracles at Cardiff City.
Bluebirds fans know it, but perhaps the full scale of his achievements are lost on the wider footballing world.
This is where financial breakdowns come in handy.
The Premier League is the richest league in the world, with clubs dropping hundreds of millions - and even billions - each time the transfer window opens to strengthen their squad.
A multi-billion pound TV deal has helped propel transfer fees in the Premier League to heights never seen before, with the best players in the world coming to England to showcase their talents.
Meanwhile, there is even more cash on offer for teams who qualify for the Champions League or the Europa League as well a the huge sponsorship deals which help finance each of the top 20 teams in the country.
But which teams are using that money the best? And who is wasting the talent at their disposal?
The folks at Transfermarkt have broken down each team in the Premier League and valued each of their squads.
Where do Cardiff City rank? We have seen already The incredible Premier League transfer spend table that will stun Cardiff City fans that Warnock has done an incredible job.
Check out the table below for further proof...
1. Manchester City
Squad value: £1.02bn
League position: 2nd
Most valuable player: Kevin de Bruyne - £135m
2. Liverpool
Squad value: £855.45m
League position: 1st
Most valuable player: Mohamed Salah - £135m
3. Chelsea
Squad value: £797.18m
League position: 5th
Most valuable player: Eden Hazard - £135m
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4. Tottenham Hotspur
Squad value: £751.95m
League position: 3rd
Most valuable player: Harry Kane - £135m
5. Manchester United
Squad value : £716.4m
League position: 6th
Most valuable player: Paul Pogba - £81m
6. Arsenal
Squad value: £562.95m
League position: 4th
Most valuable player: Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang - £67.5m
7. Everton
Squad value: £378m
League position: 9th
Most valuable player: Richarlison - £40.5m
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8. Leicester City
Squad value: £312.3m
League position: 7th
Most valuable player: Harry Maguire - £40.5m
9. West Ham United
Squad value: £290.7m
League position: 11th
Most valuable player : Felipe Anderson - £36m
10. Crystal Palace
Squad value: £239.54m
League position: 13th
Most valuable player: Wilfried Zaha - £31.5m
11. AFC Bournemouth
Squad value: £234.45m
League position: 12th
Most valuable player: Nathan Ake - £25.2m
12. Fulham
Squad value: £228.6m
League position: 19th
Most valuable player: Ryan Sessegnon - £31.5m
13. Wolverhampton Wanderers
Squad value: £218.93m
League position: 8th
Most valuable player: Ruben Neves - £36m
14. Southampton
Squad value: £202.14m
League position: 16th
Most valuable player: Jannik Vestergaard - £18m
15. Newcastle United
Squad value: £180.45m
League position: 15th
Most valuable player: Miguel Almiron - £18m
16. Watford
Squad value: £163.44m
League position: 10th
Most valuable player: Abdoulaye Doucoure - £22.5m
17. Brighton & Hove Albion
Squad value: £156.15m
League position: 17th
Most valuable player: Alireza Jahanbakhsh - £16.2m
The incredible Premier League transfer spend table that will stun Cardiff City fans
18. Burnley
Squad value: £155.48m
League position: 14th
Most valuable player: Chris Wood - £16.2m
19. Huddersfield Town
Squad value: £109.35m
League position: 20th
Most valuable player: Terence Kongolo - £13.5m
20. Cardiff City
Squad value: £87.44m
League position: 18th
Most valuable player: Bobby Reid - £9m
