Bangladesh will enter the SAFF Championship as the tournament's most valuable team.
The squad is valued at €7.25 million, ahead of Pakistan and India.
Hamza Choudhury remains South Asia's most valuable player with a market value of €4 million, while Bangladesh's Rakib Hossain and Mohammad Ridoy are also among the region's top five most valuable footballers.
With a new coach, a strengthened squad and home advantage, Bangladesh will begin the tournament as one of the strongest title contenders, hoping to end its 23-year wait for the SAFF Championship trophy.