Who will win the 2026 World Cup, market values predict a shocking winner among the favourites
A simulated 2026 World Cup, decided by squad market value, has predicted France as the champion. The tournament's outcome is determined by the highest squad market values in each group and knockout tie. According to the latest national team valuations, France, currently the most valuable national team, would navigate their group with ease, followed by Norway and Senegal.
France would then defeat Japan, Germany, the Netherlands, and Spain to reach the final. Their opponent would be England, who would top Group L and go on to beat Senegal, Mexico, and Brazil. However, France's squad market value of €1.52 billion would give them a narrow edge over England's €1.36 billion.
Spain and Belgium would reach the semi-finals, while Argentina would also fall short at this stage. Canada's run to the Round of 16 would be a notable achievement, considering their 26th-ranked squad value. In contrast, Germany's elimination in the Round of 16 would be a disappointment, given their fifth-most valuable squad.
France would then defeat Japan, Germany, the Netherlands, and Spain to reach the final. Their opponent would be England, who would top Group L and go on to beat Senegal, Mexico, and Brazil. However, France's squad market value of €1.52 billion would give them a narrow edge over England's €1.36 billion.
Spain and Belgium would reach the semi-finals, while Argentina would also fall short at this stage. Canada's run to the Round of 16 would be a notable achievement, considering their 26th-ranked squad value. In contrast, Germany's elimination in the Round of 16 would be a disappointment, given their fifth-most valuable squad.
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