The most valuable player from every country in the world including Man Utd & Real Madrid stars

There are over 190 countries in the world and we have identified the most valuable player from each of them as stars from Manchester United, Liverpool and Real Madrid feature.

Market value is usually weighed towards younger players and this is certainly represented in this list. The likes of Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo and Neymar are some of the greatest players of all time, but due to their advancing age, none of them feature on this list.

In the case of Argentina, Inter Milan’s Lautaro Martinez currently ranks as their most valuable player with a mouthwatering market value of £94million.

For Brazil, Vinicius Junior takes their top spot with a value of £129million and Portugal’s most valuable asset these days is AC Milan’s Rafael Leao at £77.2million.

England and France are two nations in particular that are overflowing with talent. Jude Bellingham takes the top spot as England’s most valuable player, although the likes of Bukayo Saka, Phil Foden and Declan Rice aren’t too far behind.

Of course, Kylian Mbappe takes the top spot for France with a market value of £154million. That makes him the joint most valuable player in the world along with Bellingham and Erling Haaland.

While the German national side has faltered in recent years, they do have a plethora of rising ballers with a healthy market value. Jamal Musiala currently ranks as their most valuable player, although Florian Wirtz isn’t too far behind.

The most valuable players in the world aren’t exclusive to Europe or South America either as stars from Africa, Asia and North America are also among some of the most valuable assets in 2024.

Using figures provided by Transfermarkt, we’ve gone through every country in the world and have identified their most valuable player as of March 2024.

Note: some countries have been excluded if there is insufficient data regarding their most valuable player.

Afghanistan: Farshad Noor – £322k
Albania: Armando Broja – £24million
Algeria: Ismael Bennacer – £30million
American Virgin Islands: J.C. Mack – £21k
Andorra: Iker Alvarez – £686k
Angola: David Carmo – £10.3million
Antigua and Barbuda: Mahlon Romeo – £1million
Argentina: Lautaro Martinez – £94million
Armenia: Eduard Spertsyan – £15.4million
Aruba: Gregor Breinburg – £257k
Australia: Harry Souttar – £7.7million
Austria: Konrad Laimer – £24million
Azerbaijan: Renat Dadashov – £1.7million
Bahrain: Ali Madan – £2.1million
Bangladesh: Isa Faysal – £193k
Barbados: Thierry Gale – £686k
Belarus: Kirill Kaplenko – £1million
Belgium: Jeremy Doku – £55.7million

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Belize: Michael Salazar – £128k
Benin: Steve Mounie – £4.3million
Bermuda: Nahki Wells – £430k
Bhutan: Chencho Gyeltshen – £172k
Bolivia: Roberto Fernandez – £860k
Bonaire: Jort van der Sande – £429k
Bosnia and Herzegovina: Ermedin Demirovic – £17.1million
Botswana: Thatayaone Ditlhokwe – £558k
Brazil: Vinicius Junior – £129million
Brunei: Hakeme Yazid Said – £171k
Bulgaria: Kiril Despodov – £5.2million
Burkina Faso: Edmond Tapsoba – £34.3million
Burundi: Youssouf Ndayishimiye – £15.4million
Cambodia: Privat Mbarga – £278k
Cameroon: Andre Onana – £34.3million
Canada: Alphonso Davies – £60million
Cape Verde: Logan Costa – £6.8million
Cayman Islands: Jacobbi Tugman – £21.5k
Central African Republic:  Geoffrey Kondogbia – £12.9million
Chad: Marius Mouandilmadji – £1.2million
Chile: Guillermo Maripan – £8.6million
China: Lei Wu – £1million
Colombia: Luis Diaz – £64.3million

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Comoros: Faiz Selemani – £1.97million
Congo: Antoine Makoumbou – £3.86million
Cookinseln: Benjamin Mata – £257k
Costa Rica: Manfred Ugalde – £6.86million
Cote d’Ivoire: Ousmane Diomande – £34.3million
Croatia: Josko Gvardiol – £64.3million
Cuba: Onel Hernandez – £686k
Curacao: Juninho Bacuna – £3.4million
Cyprus: Stelios Andreou – £1.7million
Czech Republic: Tomas Soucek – £30million
Denmark: Rasmus Hojlund – £55.7million
Djibouti: Anas Farah Ali – £150k
Dominica: Tobi Jnohope – £129k
Dominican Republic: Junior Firpo – £4.3million
DR Congo: Yoane Wissa – £21.5million
Ecuador: Moises Caicedo – £68.6million

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Egypt: Mohamed Salah – £55.7million
El Salvador: Alex Roldan – £3million
England: Jude Bellingham – £154million
Equatorial Guinea: Saul Coco – £3.4million
Eritrea: Mohammed Saeid – £214k
Estonia: Karl Hein – £1.7million
Eswatini: Justice Figuareido – £171k
Ethiopia: Abubeker Nasir – £429k
Faroe Islands: Joannes Bjartalid – £343k
Fiji: Roy Krishna – £193k
Finland: Glen Kamara – £5.2million
France: Kylian Mbappe – £154million

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French Guiana: Yoann Salmier – £1.3million
Gabon: Mario Lemina – £8.6million
Georgia: Khvicha Kvaratskhelia – £68.3million
Germany: Jamal Musiala – £94.4million
Ghana: Mohammed Kudus – £42.9million
Gibraltar: Ethan Jolley – £129k
Greece: Vangelis Pavlidis – £18.9million
Grenada: Shandon Baptiste – £2.1million
Guadeloupe: Andreaw Gravillon – £3.5million
Guam: Travis Nicklaw – £64k
Guatemala: £1.7million
Guinea: Serhou Guirassy – £34.3million
Guinea-Bissau: Mama Balde – £3.4million
Guyana: Elliot Bonds – £280k
Haiti: Jean-Kevin Duverne – £3million
Honduras: Luis Palma – £3.9million
Hong Kong: Matt Orr – £430k
Hungary: Dominik Szoboszlai – £64.3million
Iceland: Albert Gudmundsson – £18.9million
India: Lallianzuala Chhangte – £300k
Indonesia: Thom Haye – £2.6million
Iran: Sardar Azmoun – £8.6million
Iraq: Danilo Al-Saed – £1.3million
Ireland: Evan Ferguson – £51.5million

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Isreal: Oscar Gloukh – £17.2million
Italy: Nicolo Barella – £64.3million
Jamaica: Leon Bailey – £30million
Japan: Takefusa Kubo – £51.5million
Jordan: Mousa Tamari – £6million
Kazakhstan: Bakhtiyor Zaynutdinov – £5.2million
Kenya: Michael Olunga – £7.7million
North Korea: Byong-jun An – £515k
South Korea: Kim Min-jae – £51.5million
Kosovo: Amir Rrahmani – £17.2million
Kuwait: Bandar Al-Salama – £343k
Kyrgyzstan: Gulzhigit Alykulov – £472k
Laos: Bouphachan Bounkong – £150k
Latvia: Raimonds Krollis – £1.3million
Lebanon: Daniel Lajud – 860k
Lesotho: Sera Motebang – £343k
Liberia: Oscar – £4.3million
Libya: Al-Musrati – £13.7million
Liechtenstein: Marcel Buchel – £257k
Lithuania: Gvidas Gineitis – £1.7million
Luxembourg: Leandro Barreiro – £12million
Macao: Ka-Hang Leong – £150k
Madagascar: Loic Lapoussin – £3.4million
Malawi: Gabadinho Mhango – £515k
Malaysia: Dion Cools – £686k
Maldives: Hamza Mohamed – £107k
Mali: Yves Bissouma – £30million
Malta: Teddy Teuma – £6million
Martinique: Mickael Biron – £3million
Mauritania: Aboubakary Koita – £4.3million
Mauritius: Dylan Collard – £257k
Mexico: Santiago Gimenez – £38.6million
Moldova: Oleg Reabciuk – £4.3million
Mongolia: Ariunbold Batsaikhan – £107k
Montenegro: Mirko Ivanic – £5.2million
Monserrat: Nico Gordon – £257k
Morocco: Achraf Hakimi – £55.8million
Mozambique: Reinildo Mandava – £10.3million
Myanmar: Ta Eh Doe – £193k
Namibia: Peter Shalulile – £1.9million
Nepal: Rohit Chand – £257k
Netherlands: Frenkie de Jong – £60million
New Zealand: Chris Wood – £6million
Nicaragua: Ariagner Smith – £600k
Niger: Ali Mohamed – £1.9million
Nigeria: Victor Osimhen – £94.4million
North Macedonia: Eljif Elmas – £20.6million
Northern Ireland: Conor Bradley – £12.9million
Norway: Erling Haaland – £154million

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Oman: Salah Al-Yahyaei – £472k
Pakistan: Easah Suliman – £300k
Palestine: Wessam Abou Ali – £1.3million
Panama: Adalberto Carrasquilla – £3.9million
Papa New Guinea: David Browne – £257k
Paraguay: Julio Enciso – £18.9million
Peru: Renato Tapia – £4.3million
Philippines: Gerrit Holtmann – £1.7million
Poland: Matty Cash – £24million
Portugal: Rafael Leao – £77.2million
Puerto Rico: Zarek Valentin – £257k
Qatar: Akram Afif – £5.2million
Romania: Radu Dragusin – £21.5million
Russia: Aleksandr Golovin – £25.7million
Rwanda: Hakim Sahabo – £686k
Samoa: Kaleb De Groot-Green – £129k
San Marino: Nicola Nanni – £129k
Saudi Arabia: Firas Al-Buraikan – £3.4million
Scotland: Andrew Robertson – £30million
Senegal: Pape Matar Sarr – £34.3million
Serbia: Dusan Vlahovic – £55.7million
Sierra Leone: Yayah Kallon – £1.1million
Singapore: Irfan Fandi – £300k
Sint Maarten: Chovanie Amatkarijo – £250k
Slovakia: Milan Skriniar – £34.3million
Slovenia: Jan Oblak – £25.7million
Solomon Islands: Raphael Lea’i – £214k
Somalia: Bilal Njie – £386k
South Africa: Lyle Foster – £11.2million
South Sudan: Machop Chol – £429k
Spain: Rodri – £94.4million

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Sri Lanka: Claudio Kammerknecht – £343k
St. Kitts & Nevis: Romaine Sawyers – £515k
St. Lucia: Janoi Donacien – £257k
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines: Oalex Anderson – £215k
Sudan: Mohamed Awad Alla – £386k
Suriname: Sheraldo Becker – £8.6million
Sweden: Alexander Isak – £60million
Switzerland: Manuel Akanji – £36millon
Syria: Mahmoud Dahoud – £12million
Tahiti: Mateo Degrumelle – £43k
Taiwan: Tim Chow – £860k
Tajikistan: Rustam Yatimov – £1million
Tanzania: Ally Samatta – £1.7millon
Thailand: Chanathip Songkrasin – £860k
The Gambia: Yankuba Minteh – £10.3million
Timor-Leste: Paulo Gali – £214k
Togo: Kevin Denkey – £11.2million
Tonga: David-John Tuamoheloa – £8.5k
Trinidad and Tobago: Levi Garcia – £11.2million
Tunisia: Ellyes Skhiri – £11.2million
Turkey: Hakan Calhanoglu – £34.3millon

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Turkmenistan: Ruslan Mingazov – £386k
Tuvalu: Jason Alama – £64k
Uganda: Salim Magoola – £600k
Ukraine: Oleksandr Zinchenko – £36million
United Arab Emirates: Fabio Lima – £5.2millon
United States: Christian Pulisic – £27.5millon

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Uruguay: Federico Valverde – £85.8million
Uzbekistan: Eldor Shomurodov – £4.3millon
Vanuatu: Brian Kaltak – £300k
Venezuela: Yangel Herrera – £17.2million
Vietnam: Filip Nguyen – £515k
Wales: Brennan Johnson – £41.2millon
Yemen: Salem Al-Somhi – £515k
Zambia: Patson Daka – £12million
Zimbabwe: Marshall Munetsi – £10.3million

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