Euro 2024: Top 10 Most Expensive Teams

Euro 2024 which is the 17th of its kind would be returning to German grounds for the first time since the country’s reunification after West Germany’s reign in 1988. The tournament begins on June 14, with a face-off between Germany and Scotland at Munich’s Allianz Arena, and will conclude on July 14.

The event would be staged in ten cities and feature six groups of four teams each. Advancing to the knockout stages are the top two teams from each group, complemented by the four most successful third-place teams.

Aside from the competitive spirit of European football, there is also the staggering market value of the teams involved. Here are the most expensive tams in the tournament.

England – €1.52 billion

Among the competing nations, England emerges as the most financially formidable squad, boasting a cumulative market value of €1.52 billion.

Boasting high-profile talents by high-profile players like Bukayo Saka (€120 million), Harry Kane (€110 million), Phil Foden (€110 million), and the top-valued Jude Bellingham at €165 million, is considered the most valuable player in the squad.

France – €1.23 billion

Trailing not too far behind, the French team holds a valuation of €1.23 billion, with Kylian Mbappe standing out with a personal valuation of €180 million. The squad’s blend of seasoned players like Antoine Griezmann and dynamic midfielders like N’Golo Kante underpins their high valuation and formidable reputation on the European stage.

Portugal – €1.05 billion

Portugal’s lineup, worth €1.05 billion, showcases talents such as Bernardo Silva and Ruben Dias, each valued at €80 million. Rafael Leao adds youthful zest to the squad with his €76 million valuation, rounding out a team rich in both skill and market value.

Spain – €965.5 million

Spain, with a squad worth €965.5 million, features prominent players like Rodri and the youthful duo of Pedri and Gavi, marking them as a blend of experience and burgeoning talent.

Netherlands – €831 million

The Dutch team is noted for its solid defense, with stars like Virgil van Dijk, Matthijs de Ligt, and Nathan Ake leading the squad.

Germany – €765 million

As hosts, Germany’s team, led by Jamal Musiala, aims to leverage their home advantage alongside their significant squad value.

Italy – €705.5 million

Italy’s team, valued at €705.5 million, relies on its tactical prowess and solid defense, with Nicolo Barella emerging as a standout player.

Belgium – €584.5 million

Belgium, with a valuation of €584.5 million, sees Jeremy Doku (€59 million) leading as well as other players like Kevin De Bruyne as key figures in a squad that blends youth with experience.

Denmark – €415.5 million

Denmark, with talents like Manchester United’s Rasmus Hojlund, has a squad valuation of €415.5 million. Denmark seeks to mirror their Euro 1992 triumph.

Ukraine – €379 million

The Ukraine squad’s total market value for Euro 2024 is estimated at around €379 million, featuring key players like Mykhailo Mudryk, Oleksandr Zinchenko, and Illia Zabarnyi.

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