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Raheem Sterling is the most valuable young player in Europe as Premier League and English stars dominate the market
- Raheem Sterling valued at almost £35m in new Soccerex 20 U21 report
- Sterling is one of four Englishman on the list along with Calum Chambers, John Stones and Luke Shaw
- Premier League dominates, with nine of Europe's top 20 youngsters
- PSG defender Marquinhos is highest-ranked non-Premier League player
- Memphis Depay, Kurt Zouma and Divock Origi also make the list
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Published: 22:00, 6 July 2015 | Updated: 08:20, 7 July 2015
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Liverpool's want-away winger Raheem Sterling is the most valuable player aged 21 or under in Europe, with three other English stars in the top 20.
The England star is rated at almost £35m, almost £7m more than any other young player on the continent.
Sterling tops a list which includes three other young Englishmen, with Manchester United full back Luke Shaw, Everton centre-half John Stones and Arsenal's Calum Chambers all featuring.
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Liverpool's Raheem Sterling has been named the most valuable young player in Europe, at around £35m
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The England winger is rumoured to be leaving the club this summer, but could demand a huge transfer fee
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Sterling's impressive form for club and country see him top the list, which includes Arsenal's Hector Bellerin
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Chelsea defender Kurt Zouma, who played 15 times during his side's title triumph last season, is 11th on the list with a value just short of £16m, while Liverpool's German midfielder Emre Can is 15th.
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England's John Stones and Calum Chambers are also both in the top 20, as four Englishman make the list
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Stones' dominating performances for Everton at centre back have seen him valued at £11.8m
Arsenal full-back Hector Bellerin, one of the emerging stars of the Gunners' form in the second half of last season, is No 20 on the list with a value of just over £10m.
The values, compiled in the Soccerex 20 U-21 report, take into account a variety of factors, from their club and international form to any potential injury problems, and even their club's recent ability to sell players for big money.
The perception of a player's market value, as indicated by newspapers and websites, were also considered, as they can influence a players actual value, as was the length of time remaining on their contract.
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