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- England has the most valuable World Cup squad at €1.26 billion
- Brazil and France are the other two nations who break the €1 billion mark
- Jude Bellingham, Phil Foden, Bukayo Saka and Harry Kane are the most expensive in the England squad
- England take on Iran, USA and Wales in the Group stages
- Brazil are still tipped to win the tournament
England has the most valuable World Cup squad at €1.26 billion
England’s World Cup squad is worth a staggering €1.26 billion – the highest of any other team in the tournament.
England will take on Iran, USA and Wales first before heading *hopefully* to the next stage.
England boss Gareth Southgate announced his 26-man squad last week, and the team are a wonderful mix of experience and youth and mostly Premier League players.
Southgate and his team will be hoping to go further than last year’s Euros, where they lost on penalties in the final to Italy.
According to Transfermaret, England are the most valuable international squad right now.
Brazil and France are the other two nations who break the €1 billion mark.
England have two players worth over €100 million. Jude Bellingham who plays for Borussia Dortmund tips the scale at €110 million and Manchester City player Phil Foden at a reported €100 million. Then captain Harry Kane, Bukayo Saka in around the €90 million mark.
Check out the full value of England’s squad below.
Goalkeepers
Aaron Ramsdale (Arsenal) – €30 million
Jordan Pickford (Everton) – €28 million
Nick Pope (Newcastle United) – €18 million
Defenders
Trent Alexander-Arnold (Liverpool) – €70 million
Benjamin White (Arsenal) – €45 million
Eric Dier (Tottenham Hotspur) – €30 million
Harry Maguire (Manchester United) – €30 million
John Stones (Manchester City) – €30 million
Luke Shaw (Manchester United) – €28 million
Conor Coady (Everton) – €18 million
Kyle Walker (Manchester City) €15 million
Kieran Trippier (Newcastle United) – €13 million
Midfielders
Jude Bellingham (Borussia Dortmund) – €110 million
Phil Foden (Manchester City) – €100 million
Declan Rice (West Ham United) – €80 million
Mason Mount (Chelsea) – €75 million
James Maddison (Leicester City) – €45 million
Kalvin Phillips (Manchester City) – €45 million
Conor Gallagher (Chelsea) – €32 million
Jordan Henderson (Liverpool) – €15 million
Forwards
Harry Kane (Tottenham Hotspur) – €90 million
Bukayo Saka (Arsenal) – €90 million
Raheem Sterling (Chelsea) – €70 million
Jack Grealish (Manchester City) – €70 million
Marcus Rashford (Manchester United) – €55 million
Callum Wilson (Newcastle United) – €18 million
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