Arsenal-owned goalkeeper Okonkwo rated most valuable player in EFL League Two 

According to football statistics and transfer market website, Transfermarkt, Arsenal-owned goalkeeper Arthur Okonkwo is the most valuable player in the EFL League Two. 

The former England underage international of Nigerian descent joined Football League newcomers Wrexham on loan for the remainder of the season in the hours leading up to the close of the summer transfer window.

Okonkwo has a market value of two million euros, one million euros more than second-placed Louie Barry, who is on loan at Stockport County from Premier League side Aston Villa. 

Okonkwo's glittering performances during loan spells at Crewe Alexandra and Sturm Graz have seen his stock rise despite having less than a year left to run on his Arsenal contract. 

And he has picked up where he left off by keeping four clean sheets for Wrexham to take his career total to twenty. 

Okonkwo is logically Wrexham's most expensive player, ranked number 212 among all players classed as goalkeepers and is the 281st most valuable player born in 2001.

The Hale End Academy graduate has been on the books of Arsenal since the age of eight and has made 52 appearances as a professional across three teams. 

Ifeanyi Emmanuel 

Photo Credit: wrexhamafc.co.uk

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