The 2026 FIFA World Cup is set to feature an impressive array of football talent, with France leading the pack in terms of squad value at £1.32 billion. This figure is significantly boosted by Kylian Mbappe, who is valued at £173 million, making him one of the most valuable players in the tournament. Following France, England's squad is valued at £1.13 billion, with Jude Bellingham as their most valuable player at £121.08 million. Spain also ranks high with a squad value of £1.09 billion, featuring standout player Lamine Yamal. At the other end of the spectrum, Jordan has the lowest combined squad value at £16.89 million, just ahead of Qatar at £17.24 million. Other notable teams include Norway, valued at £519.68 million, and Scotland, making their first World Cup appearance since 1998 with a squad value of £152.39 million. The tournament promises to be a showcase of not only skill but also the financial stakes involved in international football.