Ranking every 2026 World Cup squad by their market value: England 2nd… | OneFootball

We’ve ranked every squad at the 2026 World Cup by market value and heavyweights like England, France and Spain dominate the top of the list.

The French boast the most valuable squad at the tournament with a current cumulative value of over €1.5billion.

Didier Deschamps’ side have five players who are valued at €100million or over, with Kylian Mbappe being deemed as their most valuable player as of writing.

England, Spain and Portugal also boast squad values of over €1billion, with each of them ranking among the tournament favourites.

Four-time winners Germany are just shy of the €1billion mark, with Transfermarkt currently valuing them at €947million. Both Jamal Muisala and Florian Wirtz are rated at €100million.

Brazil are sixth, but anybody who saw their leaden performance against Morocco will know not to take these figures entirely at face value. The rest of the top 10 consists of Argentina, Netherlands, Norway and Belgium.

Ivory Coast are the most valuable non-European or South American side with a market value of €522.1million for their squad. That ranks them 11th on the overall list.

Fellow African sides Senegal and Morocco are also valued at over €400million and they will fancy their chances of going deep in the tournament.

The co-hosts United States are the highest valued CONCACAF squad, 17th overall with a rating of €385.6million. Dark horses Japan lead the way for Asia at €270.85million.

At the bottom of the list, 14 squads are valued at under €100million. For context, 18 individual players have a valuation of €100million or more which highlights the stark disparity at the World Cup.

But that isn’t necessarily a death knell; the opening three days of the tournament saw Australia beat warmly-fancied Turkey and Qatar take a point off Switzerland.

The Qataris have the lowest valued squad at the tournament with a total of just €19.93million. That’s over 75 times less than France.

Here’s the full breakdown of how much each squad at the 2026 World Cup is valued at, with figures provided by Transfermarkt.

1. France – €1.52billion 2. England – €1.36billion 3. Spain – €1.22billion 4. Portugal – €1.01billion 5. Germany – €947million 6. Brazil – €928.2million 7. Argentina – €807.5million 8. Netherlands – €754.2million 9. Norway – €589.9million 10. Belgium – €547.5million 11. Ivory Coast – €522.1million 12. Senegal – €478.1million 13. Turkey – €473.7million 14. Morocco – €447.7million 15. Sweden – €406.08million 16. Croatia – €387.3million 17. United States – €385.6million 18. Ecuador – €368.7million 19. Uruguay – €359.3million 20. Switzerland – €332.5million 21. Colombia – €302.35million 22. Japan – €270.85million 23. Algeria – €256.9million 24. Austria – €245.2million 25. Ghana – €234.5million 26. Canada – €198.65million 27. Mexico – €191.85million 28. Czech Republic – €188.18million 29. Scotland – €170.25million 30. Paraguay – €153.65million 31. Bosnia & Herzegovina – €146.4million 32. DR Congo – €143.9million 33. South Korea – €139.05million 34. Egypt – €116.48million 35. Uzbekistan – €85.33million 36. Australia – €77.45million 37. Tunisia – €69.95million 38. Haiti – €55.9million 39. Cape Verde – €49.25million 40. South Africa – €49.25million 41. Saudi Arabia – €40.68million 42. Panama – €34.55million 43. New Zealand – €34.45million 44. Iran – €32.05million 45. Curacao – €25.78million 46. Iraq – €21.2million 47. Jordan – €20.3million