World Cup 2026: England vs Norway, the clash of market values
England and Norway face off this Saturday, July 11 at 21:00 GMT in the quarter-finals of the World Cup. Let's take a look at the market values of both squads.
Heading into tonight's battle, the Three Lions will take the pitch with a squad worth far more than their Viking rivals. Comparing the market values, the English team is valued at more than twice that of their opponents.
According to data from the specialist site Transfermarkt, England's squad is valued at €1,478.20 million, while Norway's does not exceed €627.90 million.

However, Norway boasts the most valuable player on the pitch: the unstoppable Erling Haaland, valued at €200 million—more than Jude Bellingham (€130m), Declan Rice (€120m), and Bukayo Saka (€110m).
Market value of England players:
Jude Bellingham (€130m)
Declan Rice (€120m)
Bukayo Saka (€110m)
Morgan Rogers (€90m)
Elliot Anderson (€75m)
Marc Guéhi (€70m)
Nico O'Reilly (€70m)
Kobbie Mainoo (€70m)
Eberechi Eze (€65m)
Anthony Gordon (€65m)
Harry Kane (€60m)
Reece James (€60m)
Noni Madueke (€50m)
Jarell Quansah (€45m)
Ezri Konsa (€40m)
Trevoh Chalobah (€40m)
Marcus Rashford (€40m)
Djed Spence (€30m)
Dean Henderson (€28m)
James Trafford (€25m)
Ollie Watkins (€25m)
Ivan Toney (€20m)
Jordan Pickford (€13m)
John Stones (€12m)
Dan Burn (€4m)
Jordan Henderson (€1.2m)
Market value of Norway players:
Erling Haaland (€200m)
Martin Ødegaard (€65m)
Jørgen Strand Larsen (€40m)
Antonio Nusa (€32m)
Andreas Schjelderup (€30m)
Oscar Bobb (€28m)
Julian Ryerson (€25m)
Sander Berge (€25m)
Kristoffer Ajer (€18m)
Alexander Sørloth (€18m)
Fredrik Aursnes (€15m)
Leo Østigård (€13m)
Torbjørn Heggem (€13m)
Kristian Thorstvedt (€12m)
Jens Petter Hauge (€12m)
David Møller Wolfe (€8m)
Patrick Berg (€8m)
Henrik Falchener (€6m)
Sondre Langås (€4m)
Fredrik Bjørkan (€3.5m)
Marcus Pedersen (€3.5m)
Sander Tangvik (€3m)
Morten Thorsby (€2.8m)
Thelo Aasgaard (€2.8m)
Egil Selvik (€1.5m)
Ørjan Nyland (€0.8m)