England Squad's Most Valuable Players

EURO 2024: England Squad's Most Valuable Players

Gareth Southgate has unveiled the eagerly anticipated England provisional squad for the 2024 Euro campaign. Despite the absence of key players such as Marcus Rashford and Jordan Henderson, the squad still boasts a tremendous market value.

With this in mind, SeatPick sought to uncover the most valuable players in the England squad. To do so, the experts utilised Transfermarkt to ultimately uncover the players contributing the most to the England squad’s market value.

Highlights from the research

  • England’s provisional squad has a total market value  of over £1.3 billion (£1,376,476,241)

  • Jude Bellingham is not just the most valuable England player, but also the most valuable EURO 2024 player, tied with Kylian Mbappe with an average market value of  £154.2 million

  • Newcastle United’s Kieran Trippier is the least valuable England player with a market value of £9.3 million (£9,390,839)

The results: The most valuable England players at UEFA EURO 2024

The most valuable England players in the UEFA EURO 2024.
Jude Bellingham is England's most valuable player at UEFA EURO 2024

SeatPick can reveal that Real Madrid's Jude Bellingham is the most valuable player from England's Euro 2024 squad, with a market value of over £154.2 million (£154,216,875). The 20 year old is not only the most valuable England player, but he is also the most valuable Euro 2024 player, joint with France's Kylian Mbappe. Bellingham scored an impressive total of 23 goals this season for Real Madrid, with Southgate so impressed by Bellingham's performance that he has been listed as a forward for the championship, instead of his usual midfield position.

Closely followed in joint second are Bukayo Saka and Phil Foden with a market value of £111.3 million. Despite his agonising missed penalty in the Euro 2020 final, Bukayo is regarded as one of the best wingers in the world and is sure to add continued value to the England team this year. Phil Foden scored a total of 27 goals for Manchester City this year, with six of these goals from outside the box - the highest of any player - and the most ever by a Manchester City player in a single campaign. 

In third place is Arsenal's Declan Rice, with a market value of over £94 million (£94,243,645). Declan is one of just three Arsenal players to make England's provisional squad and is most effective when making a near-post run and glancing the ball towards the goal - a technique in which he has succeeded in at both club and international level. Despite the player's talent, there has been concern over the lack of cover for Declan Rice in the No 6 role, with Southgate admitting he has thought in the last few months 'Who if without Declan?' - highlighting the critical role the Arsenal midfielder will play in the squad.2

Kieran Trippier is the least valuable England player

SeatPick can reveal that from the provisional squad announced on Tuesday 21st of May, Kieran Trippier is the least valuable, with a market value of £9.3 million (£9,390,839). However, Trippier still holds immense value to the team and even scored in the semi-final of the 2018 FIFA World Cup for England. Despite his lower market value, Trippier's experience and versatility as a defender will make him an indispensable asset as England fight for the title.

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Photo credit: Fabrizio Andrea Bertani / Shutterstock.com.
Photo credit: Fabrizio Andrea Bertani / Shutterstock.com

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