AFC Bournemouth are set for an interesting summer transfer window ahead as they could potentially be planning for life back in the Premier League under the management of Jonathan Woodgate. 

The Cherries are set to take on Brentford in their play-off semi-final on Monday evening, in what is certain to be a tricky test over two legs.

Woodgate's side finished this year's campaign sixth in the second-tier standings, and will fancy their chances of winning promotion back into the Premier League at the first time of asking.

But they could be set for a nervy summer ahead if they fall short in their efforts to win promotion into the top-flight, with it being likely that players will be linked with moves elsewhere ahead of the 2021/22 campaign.

We rank AFC Bournemouth's top TEN most valuable players, but do you agree with our rankings?

Find out which player first up at number ten, on the next page....

Ben Pearson is first up at number ten, with the midfielder settling into life at the Vitality well with AFC Bournemouth.

The midfielder started his career with Manchester United, but caught the eye with a number of impressive showings for Preston North End in the Championship.

Pearson made 165 appearances in total for the Lancashire-based club, before opting to move to Bournemouth earlier this year, as he looked to further his career, with his contract at Deepdale set to expire in the summer of 2021.

Bournemouth will be hoping that Pearson can go on to feature regularly in future years with them, regardless of which division they're playing their football in.

Chris Mepham is in at number nine, with the Welsh defender being with AFC Bournemouth since 2019.

At the age of 23, Mepham will certainly feel as though he's still got his best years ahead of him, and he'll be hoping he can spend his future seasons in the Premier League.

Mepham has made 26 appearances in all competitions this term, but has found regular minutes hard to find, with Jonathan Woodgate often starting Steve Cook and Cameron Carter-Vickers in the heart of the defence for Bournemouth this term.

But with Carter-Vickers set to return to Tottenham Hotspur, Mepham will be keen to force himself into the starting XI next season.

Junior Stanislas is next up, with the Bournemouth midfielder putting in some strong performances for the Cherries this term, as they look to win promotion back into the Premier League at the first time of asking.

The midfielder hasn't been injury-free all season, and his absence has been costly at times in this year's league campaign.

Stanislas has made 36 appearances in all competitions for Bournemouth this term, and has chipped in with ten goals and five assists so far, and will fancy his chances of adding to that tally, when they take on Brentford in their play-off semi-final on Monday evening.

Dominic Solanke is in at number seven, with the Bournemouth forward playing an important role for the Cherries this term.

The former Chelsea and Liverpool striker has settled in well to life at the Vitality Stadium, and has scored 15 goals and provided 11 assists in 43 appearances for the Championship side this term.

Solanke will be eager to make a name for himself in senior football, having found regular minutes hard to come by with both the Blues and the Reds.

At the age of 23, he's still got his best years ahead of him, and if they're to win promotion into the Premier League this season, then he'll fancy his chances of leading the line for Bournemouth in the top-flight.

Cook could have found himself further up the list if he had remained injury-free, but his injury problems in recent years will have decreased his value slightly.

The former Leeds United man has made 35 appearances in all competitions for Bournemouth this season, and was a key member of their team when fit.

His only goal of this year's campaign came against Reading, which was a stunning strike from distance. But he picked up another injury later down the line this season, with his last appearance for the Cherries coming against Preston North End back in March.

He'll be hoping he can have a shot in the Premier League next season with Jonathan Woodgate's side.

Philip Billing is fifth on this list, with the former Huddersfield Town midfielder playing a starring role for Bournemouth this term.

The 24-year-old has made 40 appearances for Bournemouth this term, and has chipped in with eight goals and four assists in all competitions, as they mount their challenge for promotion.

Billing signed for the club back in 2019, and will be looking to feature regularly in the Premier League once again, having made 34 appearances for the Cherries last season in the top-flight.

His impressive run of form recently will put him in the top-five of Bournemouth's most valuable players at the Vitality Stadium heading into the summer.

Lloyd Kelly is next on the list, with the defender catching the eye with a number of strong showings for Jonathan Woodgate's side this term, as they look to win promotion back into the Premier League at the first time of asking.

Kelly has made 39 appearances in all competitions this term for the Cherries, and has operated as both a left-back, and centre-back in recent weeks, which make him a versatile and valuable member of the Bournemouth team heading towards the summer transfer window.

His value on Transfermarkt is £8.10million, which would put him sixth on the list in terms of value in the current Bournemouth squad, but his strong showings and versatility should push him further up those standings.

Lerma is the first name in the top-three, with the Columbian international being a regular for Bournemouth in recent years, having previously played for the likes of Atlético Huila and Levante.

The midfielder has made 46 appearances in all competitions this season, and will be hoping he can finish the 2020/21 season off with promotion back into the Premier League.

He featured for the Cherries in their last spell in the top-flight, and some might have been surprised that he stuck around with them in this year's campaign, as he's already shown that he could perform to a high standard in the top-flight in recent years.

Arnaut Danjuma is in at number two, with the winger playing a key role in Bournemouth's push for promotion into the Premier League this term.

The 24-year-old arrived at the Vitality Stadium back in 2019 from Belgian side Club Brugge, and previously found regular minutes hard to come by with the Cherries.

But he's made up for lost time this season, with Danjuma scoring 15 goals and being on hand to provide eight assists from his 35 appearances.

The winger has already been attracting interest from the likes of West Ham and Southampton not so long ago, and they'll face a real battle to keep him this summer if they fall short in their bid to win promotion.

David Brooks is top of the list as AFC Bournemouth's most valuable player at this moment in time.

The Welsh winger has caught the eye with a number of impressive performances over the years, both in the Premier League and most recently in the Championship.

Brooks has previously been linked with a move to Manchester United, although a move has yet to materialise for one reason or another.

It'll be interesting to see whether any clubs are to register their interest in landing his signature in the summer transfer window, although it wouldn't come as a surprise to the Cherries do everything they can to keep him at the Vitality Stadium if they're to win promotion back into the top-flight this season..