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How much does Peterborough United’s squad cost compare to all other Championship sides?

The 2021/22 season has certainly been something of a disappointing one for Peterborough United.

Following their promotion from League One last season, the Posh have struggled to re-establish themselves in the Championship this season.

As a result, despite changing manager, with Grant McCann returning to replace Darren Ferguson, the club are still facing the prospect of an immediate return to the third-tier, barring a remarkable turnaround in results in the final weeks of the campaign.

But is that a fair position for the club to find themselves in, based on the level of investment they have put into their squad, in comparison to those they are competing with in the Championship?

Here, in order to find out, we’ve taken a look at how the cost of Peterborough’s current squad matches up with the rest of those in the second-tier this season, according to Football Finance expert Kieran Maguire.

The total cost of all the squads in the Championship per their most recent accounts come to £1,193 million. Over a third of the total relates to two clubs. pic.twitter.com/5wbgnveFjc

— Price Of Football (@KieranMaguire) April 20, 2022

As per Maguire, Peterborough’s squad this season is worth £4.6million, which makes it the 21st mose expensive squad in the Championship.

With the club currently 22nd in the second-tier standings, it could be argued that in that sense, it is no surprise that the Posh are looking at that prospect of an immediate relegation back to the third-tier.

Indeed, when you consider the fact that the two clubs currently occupying the automatic promotion places in the Championship – Fulham and Bournemouth – have squads between 40 and 50 million times more expensive than Posh, it is hard to imagine there ever being a way

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