Warren O'Hora is one of two Milton Keynes Dons included in the transfermarkt.co.uk team for League Two's most expensive starting eleven.Warren O'Hora is one of two Milton Keynes Dons included in the transfermarkt.co.uk team for League Two's most expensive starting eleven.
Warren O'Hora is one of two Milton Keynes Dons included in the transfermarkt.co.uk team for League Two's most expensive starting eleven.

Two MK Dons players makes League Two's most valuable starting eleven. plus the Stockport County, Colchester United, Salford City, Tranmere Rovers and Crewe Alexandra players who make the side - picture gallery

This is said to be the most valuable side that can be fielded from League Two’s clubs ahead of the start of the new season.
Stephen Thirkill
By Stephen Thirkill
Published 3rd Jul 2023, 09:56 GMT

It has been selected by the industry website transfermarket.co.uk, which gives the side a total valuation of £4.63m.

It features Dons’ defensive duo Warren O'Hora (£343,000) and Jack Tucker (£386,000)

Salford City’s Luke Bolton takes the honour for being deemed the league’s most valuable player at £683,000.

The team is based on a 4-2-3-1 formation and also includes players from Colchester United, Salford, MK Dons, Tranmere, Stockport and Doncaster Rovers.

Let us know your thoughts on this team and how good it would be if it took to the pitch.

Get the latest Dons news, here.

Position: Goalkeeper Value: £300,000

1. Harry Lewis (Bradford City)

Position: Goalkeeper Value: £300,000 Photo: George Wood

Photo Sales
Position: right-back Value: £644,000

2. Junior Tchamadeu (Colchester United)

Position: right-back Value: £644,000 Photo: Paul Harding

Photo Sales
Position: Central defender Value: £343,000

3. Warren O'Hora (Milton Keynes Dons)

Position: Central defender Value: £343,000 Photo: Pete Norton

Photo Sales
Position: Central defender Value: £386,000

4. Jack Tucker (Milton Keynes)

Position: Central defender Value: £386,000 Photo: Catherine Ivill

Photo Sales
Previous
1 / 3
Next Page
Related topics:League TwoWarren O'HoraTranmere RoversJack Tucker