England leads as the world’s most valuable national football team in 2025 according to Transfermarkt data, with the Three Lions boasting a staggering combined player worth of €5.15 billion. Brazil follows closely in second place at €4.99 billion, propelled by emerging talents keeping the Seleção among football’s elite.
European Dominance in Top Rankings
Spain secures third position with €4.76 billion in squad value. France, the 2018 World Cup champions, rank fourth at €4.54 billion. Current world champions Argentina complete the top five with €3.04 billion. Germany (€3B) and Italy (€2.83B) follow in sixth and seventh respectively.
Global Representation Highlights
The Netherlands (€2.19B), Portugal (€2.24B), and Belgium (€1.37B) round out the top ten. Beyond European squads, the United States leads North America’s presence at 15th overall with €962 million. Morocco stands as Africa’s highest-valued team at 17th position (€922 million), while Japan represents Asia at 19th (€839 million).
Complete 2025 Valuation Rankings
- England – €5.15B
- Brazil – €4.99B
- Spain – €4.76B
- France – €4.54B
- Argentina – €3.04B
- Germany – €3B
- Italy – €2.83B
- Netherlands – €2.19B
- Portugal – €2.24B
- Belgium – €1.37B
- Denmark – €1.16B
- Uruguay – €1.06B
- Sweden – €1.03B
- Norway – €1.03B
- United States – €962M
- Colombia – €929M
- Morocco – €922M
- Türkiye – €909M
- Japan – €839M
- Serbia – €810M
South America’s football strength remains concentrated with Brazil, Argentina, and Uruguay all featuring prominently. Türkiye and Serbia complete the global top 20, showcasing football’s worldwide financial growth.
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