Top Valued Players Leading Every 2026 World Cup Team Revealed

Transfermarkt's latest valuations highlight the most valuable player representing each nation at the 2026 World Cup, showcasing a mix of global stars and emerging talents.

The list features prominent names such as Lamine Yamal and Erling Haaland, each valued at €200 million, sharing the top spot for Spain and Norway respectively. Following closely is Kylian Mbappe of France, with a valuation of €180 million.

Portugal's Vitinha and Joao Neves, along with Brazil's Vinicius Junior, both hold valuations of €140 million, while England's Jude Bellingham is valued at €130 million. Germany's Jamal Musiala and Florian Wirtz, Ecuador's Moises Caicedo, and Argentina's Julian Alvarez each stand at €100 million.

Other notable players include Federico Valverde from Uruguay, Arda Guler of Turkey, and Yan Diomande representing Ivory Coast, each valued at €90 million. Sweden's Alexander Isak is valued at €85 million, while Morocco's Achraf Hakimi, Ghana's Antoine Semenyo, and the Netherlands' Ryan Gravenberch each hold valuations of €80 million.

Belgium's Jeremy Doku is valued at €75 million, with Colombia's Luis Diaz and Croatia's Josko Gvardiol both at €70 million. Senegal's Iliman Ndiaye is valued at €55 million, while Uzbekistan's Abdukodir Khusanov, Switzerland's Johan Manzumbi, and Egypt's Omar Marmoush each hold valuations of €50 million.

Algeria's Ibrahim Maza is valued at €45 million. The United States' Christian Pulisic and Folarin Balogun, Canada's Alphonso Davies, Japan's Kaishu Sano, and Scotland's Scott McTominay are all valued at €40 million. DR Congo's Noah Sadiki holds a €35 million valuation, and Austria's Konrad Laimer is at €32 million.

South Korea's Lee Kang-in is valued at €28 million. Bosnia & Herzegovina's Tarik Muharemovic, Paraguay's Diego Gomez and Julio Enciso each hold valuations of €25 million. The Czech Republic's Ladislav Krejci is valued at €22 million.

Mexico's Santiago Gimenez and Haiti's Wilson Isidor share a valuation of €18 million. Tunisia's Hannibal and Cape Verde's Logan Costa are both valued at €15 million. Australia's Jordan Bos and Alessandro Circati each hold valuations of €12 million.

Jordan's Mousa Tamari is valued at €10 million, while Saudi Arabia's Saud Abdulhamid holds a €9 million valuation. South Africa's Lyle Foster and Qatar's Akram Afif are both valued at €8 million. Panama's Amir Murillo is valued at €7 million, New Zealand's Chris Wood at €5 million, Iran's Mehdi Ghayedi at €4.5 million, Curacao's Armando Obispo at €4 million, and Iraq's Ahmed Qasem at €3.5 million.