England 's 26-man squad has been valued at a staggering €1.26bn (£1.1bn) - higher than any other nation at the World Cup.
The Three Lions head to Qatar looking to build on recent performances that have seen them reach a semi-final and a final. Gareth Southgate has presided over a young squad that have continued to blossom and are among the favourites to succeed in the Middle East, despite some indifferent form.
Southgate included the likes of Phil Foden and Jude Bellingham at the Euros, the former being a starter, and the pair have continued to be shining lights for English football. Declan Rice, Mason Mount and Bukayo Saka have also contributed massively for their clubs, which has seen their values continue to rise.