The English top-flight is widely regarded as the most-watched football league on the planet.
This, combined with the amount of playing time they have had for their team from the start of the season
This, combined with the amount of playing time they have had for their team from the start of the season
Max Kilman who tops the list is adjudged to be the Premier League’s most cost-effective player.
The salary he has received so far, divided by the number of times he has touched the ball, was the lowest out of every player in the Premier League this season: his 1600 touches cost only £346.88 each.
The 25-year-old English centre back has played in every game for Wolves so far this season, helping the team to 15th in the league.
Kilman has had one of the more unconventional paths to the Premier League: he was the first player to move directly from non-League football to the Premier League since Chris Smalling in 2008. He has also represented England internationally in futsal.
