2026 World Cup: Top 20 most valuable goalkeepers of the tournament
Several goalkeepers are expected to shine at the 2026 World Cup. Four shot-stoppers share the top spot as the most valuable keepers of the tournament, each with a market value of €40 million.
They are Portugal's last line of defense, Diogo Costa, the Netherlands' Bart Verbruggen, Switzerland's Gregor Kobel, and Spain's Joan García.
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Senne Lammens, the Belgian goalkeeper for Manchester United, ranks fifth (€35 million), ahead of France's Robin Risser—the surprise pick by Didier Deschamps—and David Raya, the Spanish keeper from Arsenal.
England, Spain, and the Netherlands each boast two goalkeepers in the Top 10.
World champion Emiliano Martínez, Argentina's shot-stopper from Aston Villa, comes in at twentieth.
Here are the 20 most valuable goalkeepers at the 2026 World Cup:
1- Diogo Costa (Portugal): €40.00M

2- Bart Verbruggen (Netherlands): €40.00M
3- Gregor Kobel (Switzerland): €40.00M
4- Joan García (Spain): €40.00M
5- Senne Lammens (Belgium): €35.00M
6- Robin Risser (France): €30.00M
7- David Raya (Spain): €30.00M
8- Dean Henderson (England): €28.00M
9- Robin Roefs (Netherlands): €28.00M
10- James Trafford (England): €25.00M
11- Mike Penders (Belgium): €25.00M
12- Unai Simón (Spain): €25.00M
13- Zion Suzuki (Japan): €20.00M
14- Mike Maignan (France): €20.00M
15- Thibaut Courtois (Belgium): €18.00M
16- Lukáš Horníček (Czechia): €18.00M
17- Alisson Becker (Brazil): €15.00M
18- Uğurcan Çakır (Turkey): €15.00M
19- Jordan Pickford (England): €13.00M
20- Emiliano Martínez (Argentina): €12.00M
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