It might not feel like it, but there have been at least a few positives for Tottenham Hotspur this season.
Ange Postecoglou's side may have fallen down the Premier League table and out of both domestic cups, but the massive number of injuries they've had to deal with has seen several youngsters and lesser fancied players come into the fold.
For example, Archie Gray has become an integral member of the first team at full-back and centre-back, while Djed Spence has come in from the cold and now looks undroppable.
Yet, as brilliant as the pair have been, one of their teammates is still worth more than both of them combined.
How Gray and Spence stack up to other full-backs
As most fans know, Gray is primarily a central midfielder, with respected analyst Ben Mattinson even claiming he's a "future £100m" star in that position.
However, due to the sheer number of injuries Postecoglu has had to contend with, the youngster has played in defence more than anywhere else this term, making seven appearances at right-back and five at left-back.
So, as someone filling in, how does he stack up to other full-backs?
Well, according to FBref, when compared to others in the same position across Europe's top five leagues, the Champions League and Europa League, he does quite well, sitting in the top 1% of players for medium passes completed, shots blocked, the top 2% for carries, the top 5% for progressive passing distance, the top 6% for live ball passes and more, all per 90.
Likewise, Spence, who looked like he was on the way out of the club in the summer, has now become an indispensable part of the first team, racking up 20 appearances in all competitions, in which he's scored two goals and provided two assists.
He, too, comes out looking good when compared to other full-backs, with FBref placing him in the top 2% for shots blocked, the top 3% for all blocks and successful take-ons, the top 5% for short pass completion, the top 7% for tackles won, the top 10% for carries into the final third and more, all per 90.
In all, both players have more than made their mark on the team this season, yet one of their defensive teammates is worth millions more than the pair combined.
The Spurs star worth millions more than Spence & Gray
While he hasn't played as much football this season, Destiny Udogie is the defender worth millions more than both Spence and Gray.
According to Football Transfers, the former Middlesbrough star is worth up to €12.3m, which is about £10m, and the former Leeds United gem is worth up to €40.7m, which is about £34m.
However, the Italian international is priced at up to a staggering €66.7m, which is around £56m, or about £12m more than both Spence and Gray combined.
Now, that may sound excessive to some of you, and perhaps it is somewhat, but such a valuation will be mostly based on his incredible form last season.
For example, in what was his first taste of English football, the Verona-born "monster," as dubbed by journalist Travis Levison, made 30 appearances, in which he scored two goals and provided three assists.
On top of that, the 22-year-old was also the first Tottenham player ever to be nominated for the Premier League's Young Player of the Season award.
Finally, as well as still being young and therefore having plenty of time to get better, the former Udinese gem also has a contract set to run until the summer of 2030, which will undoubtedly impact his valuation.
Ultimately, Spurs now look to be in an incredible position when it comes to their full-back options - when all fit - and it'll be interesting to see who becomes Postecoglou's go-to option on either side in the future.