The upcoming World Cup in Brazil presents not only a platform for football excellence but also a showcase of the financial power behind national teams. According to a survey published by Brazilian business newspaper Valor, the top national teams will feature some of the highest-paid players on the field. Here’s a glimpse of the top earners:
- Spain: €486.9 million
- Argentina: €474.1 million
- Brazil: €470.2 million
- Germany: €445.6 million
- France: €398.6 million
- England: €354.2 million
- Belgium: €336.1 million
- Italy: €322.4 million
- Portugal: €287 million
- Colombia: €223.4 million
At the bottom of the list, Honduras ranks last with a valuation of €32.3 million.
This ranking underscores the financial investments made by various national football federations in assembling competitive squads for the World Cup. It also reflects the global stature and popularity of football, with significant sums invested in player salaries and infrastructure development.
For more detailed information, readers can refer to the original article provided by Catch Brasil.
