In hindsight, Levy may wish he had invested those funds elsewhere, with it having proven a disappointing, injury-disrupted four years since then for the 23-year-old.

How much is Ryan Sessegnon worth now?

The Roehampton-born loser, who spent the 2020–21 season on loan at Hoffenheim, has only made 56 appearances across all competitions so far, scoring three goals and providing just four assists in that time due to various injury concerns.

The £55k a week player is now out with a hamstring injury. However, last season, Conte preferred Ivan Perisic or Ben Davies in that left-wing position, and the player appeared just 17 times in league play. Only nine of those appearances came from the opening kickoff.

According to CIES Football Observatory, the once-promising prospect is now estimated to be worth just €10 million (£9 million). This represents a decline of £16 million since his original arrival four years ago.

To put that into perspective, the aforementioned Emerson, for instance – who was also signed for £25m in 2021 – is still valued at €30m (£25m), despite having been described as “dreadful” in the recent past by journalist Josh Bunting.

That indicates just how much of a disappointing signing Sessegnon has been for the north London outfit to date, with it yet to be seen if there is any hope left of a revival once he does eventually return from injury.

How good is Ryan Sessegnon?

The Englishman hasn’t exactly won over fans and analysts with his recent performances; in fact, O’Hara bluntly criticized the player as “not good enough” back in January.

Then, last year, club insider John Wenham delivered a scathing evaluation, referring to Sessegnon as “a Championship player” and adding the following observations:

“We purchased him as this young man with amazing potential and all the necessary qualities. He was exactly the signing I wanted the team to make, so I was overjoyed when we got him.

“But you can look back and see that you were mistaken about some things. Regarding Sessegnon, I was completely mistaken.

He is not fast. Since suffering a hamstring injury, he has stopped taking on new clients. What good is having a wing-back who cannot beat a guy, has no pace, no strength, and cannot deliver a cross if your side is not set up to profit from attacking wing-backs?

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