The combined transfer value of each Euro 2024 squad has been totted up to reveal which country's group of 26 is the priciest - and which player from each nation is most valuable. At seventh is Italy, who are worth £591m in total, with £64m man Nicola Barella their most valuable player.
Hosts Germany appear in sixth at their home Euros, valued at £679m in the Flashscore study. Their most valuable player, £100m Jamal Musiala, is one that got away for England, having played for the Three Lions at youth level.
The Dutch are fifth at £686m, and boast a particularly star-studded defence including the likes of Virgil van Dijk, Matthijs de Ligt and Micky van de Ven. It's actually Xavi Simons, however, that is their most valuable player - rated at £68m.
Euro 2008 and Euro 2012 triumphs may now be fading into their rear-view mirror, but Spain are claimed to have the fourth most valuable squad. Luis de la Fuente's side are led admirably by Manchester City star Rodri, who makes up £98m of their total £784m valuation.
In third place is Euro 2016 winners Portugal. With the 39-year-old Cristiano Ronaldo now a veteran playing in Saudi Arabia, it is Rafael Leao who has become top dog. Portugal's squad is valued at £898m - £76m of which is made up by the AC Milan superstar.
Didier Deschamps' French squad is in second spot, valued at £1.1bn in total. France superstar Kylian Mbappe, 25, is deemed to be worth an eye-watering £170m - the most expensive player on show in Germany this summer.
At No1 on the list are England, with a value of £1.2bn. From a team overflowing with big-money stars including Harry Kane, Bukayo Saka and Phil Foden, it's Jude Bellingham who is deemed the most valuable, with the Real Madrid man priced at £165m.