For the first time in many a year, Scotland have an extremely strong contingent of stars showcasing their ability across a number of Europe’s top league.
For example, the Serie A is full of Tartan Army heroes. Scott McTominay, Billy Gilmour and Lewis Ferguson are just three of the names currently tearing it up in the Italian top flight. Elsewhere, Scott McKenna and Oli Burnie have teamed up at Las Palmas in Spain, while the English Premier League has a number of top performing Scots in the division.
With the profile of Scottish football being raised across the continent, several players are now being named as some of the most valuable players in Europe. But which Scottish players currently have the highest reported transfer value?
Here are the top 20 Scottish players with the highest rated transfer value in 2025, according to popular football statistics site FotMob.
1. Jacob Brown - £3.6million
The first big surprise on the list is this struggling Luton Town striker. Has scored just four goals in 24 appearances for the Hatters this season, and hasn't been since in Steve Clarke's Scotland squad since before the Euros. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
2. Oli McBurnie - £3.9million
One of the penalty heroes in Scotland's memorable shootout win over Serbia in 2020, McBurnie is currently plying his trade in Spain with Las Palmas. He's yet to score a league goal for his new club, but features regularly and has a reported value of £3.9million. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
3. Lewis Morgan - £4.1million
After struggling for regular game time at Celtic, Morgan made the move to the MLS in 2020. He is one of the league's star players with New York Red Bulls, and managing to fight his way back into international contention over the last year. Has a reported transfer value of £4.1million. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
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4. Ross Stewart - £4.1million
Signed for a reported fee of £10million in the summer of 2023 by Southampton, the ex-Ross County man has saw his value fall due to a nightmarish spell with injury, which has restricted him to just four league appearances this year. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images