Barcelona Tops Most Valuable XI in World Cup Semifinals

Barcelona has topped the list of clubs with the most representation in the highest-valued lineup among players in the semifinals of the 2026 World Cup, featuring four of its players in the squad compiled by Transfermarkt based on each player's market value.

Lamine Yamal leads the list with a market value of €200 million, making him the highest-valued player among all semifinal participants, according to Transfermarkt's evaluations.

The lineup also includes Pedri, valued at €150 million, and Pau Cubarsi at €80 million, along with goalkeeper Juan Garcia.

Despite being the backup goalkeeper for Spain, Juan Garcia has a market value of €45 million, surpassing several starting goalkeepers participating in the tournament.

The lineup features four players from the French national team: Kylian Mbappe, Michael Olise, William Saliba, and Bradley Barcola.

Completing the list are three players from the England national team: Jude Bellingham, Aurélien Tchouaméni, and Reece James.