England's squad three times more valuable than Croatia's at World Cup

England and France stand as the most valuable national football teams at the current World Cup, with England's squad valued at 1.3 billion euros and France's at 1.52 billion euros. Spain and Portugal also boast teams worth over a billion euros.

In contrast, the Croatian national team, known as the "Vatreni," is valued at approximately 400 million euros, placing them 16th in the tournament. This valuation is about three times lower than that of the English team.

Among the English players, Jude Bellingham leads in market value at 130 million euros, followed by Declan Rice at 120 million and Bukayo Saka at 110 million euros. Even star striker Harry Kane is valued at a comparatively modest 60 million euros.

For Croatia, the most valuable players are defenders Joško Gvardiol and Luka Vušković, estimated at 70 million and 60 million euros respectively. Other notable players include Petar Sučići and Josip Stanišić, each valued at 40 million euros, and Martin Baturina at 30 million euros.

At the lower end of the valuation spectrum, Qatar and Jordan have teams each worth 20 million euros.