Barcelona market value update: Lamine remains at the top at €220m; Cubarsi breaks €100m barrier | OneFootball

The 2026 FIFA World Cup has come to an end, but its impact continues to be felt in the transfer market.

Following the latest Transfermarkt update, several Barcelona players have seen their market values rise after impressive performances during the tournament.

Lamine stays at the summit

At the top of the list remains Lamine Yamal, who continues to share the title of the world’s most valuable footballer.

Before the World Cup, the Barcelona winger was valued at €200 million. Following Spain’s successful campaign, his market value has increased by €20 million, taking him to €220 million.

He remains level with Erling Haaland, who also received a €20 million increase, leaving the two stars tied as the most valuable players in world football according to Transfermarkt.

Courtesy: Transfermarkt.com

Cubarsi joins the €100 million club

One of the biggest winners from the tournament is Pau Cubarsi.

The 19-year-old Barcelona defender has seen his valuation rise by €20 million, reaching €100 million after an outstanding World Cup in which he was named the tournament’s Best Young Player.

The new valuation places Cubarsí alongside William Saliba as the most valuable central defender in world football.

With Cubarsi’s latest increase, Barcelona now boast four players valued at €100 million or more – Lamine, Pedri (€150 million), Cubarsi, and Fermin Lopez (€100 million).

€100 million player at only 19. (Photo by Buda Mendes/Getty Images)

Ferran, Gordon also experience boost

Spain’s World Cup final hero Ferran Torres has also received a boost.

After scoring the decisive goal that secured Spain’s second World Cup title, the 26-year-old’s market value has increased by €5 million, reaching €55 million, the highest valuation of his professional career.

Meanwhile, new Barcelona signing Anthony Gordon is another player whose value has climbed.

Following both his summer transfer and a strong World Cup with England, the winger’s valuation has increased from €65 million to €80 million, representing a €15 million rise.

The latest valuations further underline Barcelona’s growing collection of elite young talent as the club prepares for the new season.