How much money do England’s footballers have? That’s a question likely to be on the lips of many football fans as they watch the 2026 World Cup at home this summer.
While we know the weekly wages of the players in Thomas Tuchel’s 26-man squad, the exact net worth of these household names is a little harder to find.
However, The Sun have published a list of every player’s net worth and the results are fascinating. The richest player has earned an astronomical £110 million over the course of his career, while the player in 26th place has only just cracked the £1 million mark. Let’s take a closer look at the list...
England Squad: 2026 World Cup Rich List
26. Nico O’Reilly | £1 million
MixCollage-13-Nov-2025-11-17-PM-6003England's Nico O'Reilly with teammates celebrate after the match
As one of the youngest members of the England squad, it’s no surprise that Manchester City’s Nico O’Reilly is bottom of the pile. Still, a net worth of £1 million at the age of 21 isn’t bad, eh?
25. Elliot Anderson | £2.5 million
Expect the 23-year-old’s net worth to rise considerably if he seals a move away from Nottingham Forest after the World Cup.
24. Djed Spence | £3 million
The Tottenham full-back is next up with a net worth of £3 million.
23. Kobbie Mainoo | £3.5 million
Kobbie Mainoo
Manchester United’s gifted midfielder recently put pen-to-paper on a new five-year contract at Old Trafford, bumping him up to £120,000 a week.
22. Jarell Quansah | £4 million
The 23-year-old defender left Liverpool for Bayer Leverkusen last summer and hasn’t looked back.
21. James Trafford | £4.5 million
Not bad at all for a 23-year-old goalkeeper who currently finds himself as back-up to Gianluigi Donnarumma at Man City.
20. Noni Madueke | £5 million
Noni Madueke
Noni Madueke switched Chelsea for Arsenal last summer and won the Premier League title in his debut season with the Gunners.
19. Tino Livramento | £5.5 million
Newcastle defender Tino Livramento has also crossed the £5 million mark.
18. Dan Burn | £6 million
The oldest members of England’s World Cup squad, not even Dan Burn himself would have expected to be on the plane just a few years ago.
17. Ezri Konsa | £6.5 million
Aston Villa’s Ezri Konsa, 28, is next up with a net worth of £6.5 million.
16. Eberechi Eze | £7 million
Eberechi Eze has enhanced his reputation since leaving Crystal Palace for Arsenal. It’s hard to see him taking a penalty this summer, though, after missing in the Champions League shootout against PSG.
15. Anthony Gordon | £7.5 million
Anthony Gordon
Now a Barcelona player after leaving Newcastle United. Has the opportunity to cement his status as one of the world’s best forwards at Camp Nou.
14. Reece James | £8 million
Gifted and influential full-back when fit, Chelsea's Reece James has struggled badly with injuries throughout his career but that hasn't prevented him from banking eight million quid.
13. Marc Guehi | £12 million
Left Crystal Palace for Man City in January and should start for Thomas Tuchel’s England this summer.
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12. Dean Henderson | £12 million
Dean Henderson
Leaving Manchester United for Crystal Palace in 2023 was a decision Dean Henderson knew he had to make and it’s paid off dividends - in more ways than one.
11. Morgan Rogers | £12.5 million
A star player for Aston Villa, Morgan Rogers will be hoping to make a big impact in North America over the coming weeks.
10. Ivan Toney | £15 million
Ivan Toney
One of the highest-paid players in the Saudi Pro League, Ivan Toney finds himself in the top 10 of England’s rich list.
9. Jordan Henderson | £19.5 million
Endured an ill-fated but lucrative move to Saudi Arabia after leaving Liverpool. Returned to the Premier League with Brentford in 2025 after a season with Dutch giants Ajax.
8. Declan Rice | £20 million
Declan Rice
Among the world’s best midfielders and a contender for the 2026 Ballon d’Or award after an excellent season with Arsenal, Declan Rice’s net worth has crossed the £20 million mark.
7. Ollie Watkins | £21 million
A little surprising to see Ollie Watkins so high up this list? The 30-year-old striker remains one of Villa’s key players.
6. John Stones | £22 million
The classy central defender has left Manchester City and is being linked with a move to Bayern Munich.
5. Bukayo Saka | £23.5 million
Bukayo Saka
Arsenal’s star boy is only 24 years old but has already amassed a fortune during his career to date.
4. Jordan Pickford | £36 million
There’s then a big jump to Jordan Pickford, one of England’s greatest ever goalkeepers, who has bagged a whopping £36 million.
3. Jude Bellingham | £40 million
Jude Bellingham
England’s most marketable player, Real Madrid midfielder Jude Bellingham is only 22 years old but is already absolutely minted.
2. Marcus Rashford | £65 million
Has blown hot and cold throughout his career, but that hasn’t stopped Marcus Rashford from banking an eye-watering £65 million.
1. Harry Kane | £110 million
Harry Kane
But streets ahead of the rest - and deservedly so, some might say - is England captain Harry Kane. One of the greatest strikers of his generation - and possibly of all time - the prolific Bayern Munich star thoroughly deserves the riches that have come his way.