The Championship is becoming an increasingly popular destination for Premier League clubs to do this summer business as the league offers under-the-radar Bristish talent often at prices representing genuine value.
As a result a number of the division's leading performers are being targeted by top-flight clubs with Daniel James, Lloyd Kelly and Che Adams all having departed for the Premier League and more are set to follow.
Football website Transfermarkt value players from across the world in terms of how much they are worth.
Currently leading the charts by almost £18 million is Fulham's teenager Ryan Sessegnon, who was named as the Championship's Player of the Year during the 2017/18 campaign where the Cottagers earned promotion back to the top-flight via the play-offs.
Sessegnon remains a long-term transfer target of Totteham while newly promoted Aston Villa have also been in, so far unsuccessful, negotiations to sign Bristol City's Adam Webster and Kalvin Phillips of Leeds United.
Hull Live has taken a look at who is currently ranked as the most valuable English players in the Championship, based on Transfermarkt's valuation.
A number of the top 12 have already been linked with big money exits this summer.
1. Ryan Sessegnon (Fulham) £31.4 million
=2. Alfie Mawson (Fulham) £13.5 million
=2. Jack Butland (Stoke City) £13.5 million
=4. Jay Rodriguez (West Bromwich Albion) £9 million
=4. Jarrod Bowen (Hull City) £9 million
=4. Josh Murphy (Cardiff City) £9 million
=7. Alex Pritchard (Huddersfield Town) £8.1 million
=7. Adam Webster (Bristol City) £8.1 million
=9. Bradley Dack (Blackburn Rovers) £7.2 million
=9. Ollie Watkins (Brentford) £7.2 million
=9. Tom Ince (Stoke City) £7.2 million
=9. Kalvin Phillips (Leeds United) £7.2 million
