Croatia vs. England squads: Market values, most expensive players

England continue their Nations League campaign in Croatia on Saturday evening.

The Three Lions beat Czech Republic 2-0 last time out, while Croatia lost 4-1 to Spain.

Both nations rank in the top 12 for Nations League squads ranked by market value, but how do they compare to each other?

FootballWhispers explores who the least and most expensive players are, with all market values taken from Transfermarkt.

Croatia vs. England squads: Market values

Croatia's market value is £373.70m, the 14th-highest in the world and 10th from UEFA.

England's market value is considerably higher at £1.19bn, ranked second-highest in the world only behind France (£1.24bn).

Croatia's most expensive player is Josko Gvardiol (£59.72m), followed by Luka Vuskovic (£51.19m) and Martin Baturina (£46.93m).

England's most expensive player is Jude Bellingham (£136.51m), followed by Bukayo Saka, Morgan Rogers and Elliot Anderson (all £93.85m).

Croatia's least expensive player is Josip Misic (£850k), followed by Ivan Perisic (£1.02m) and Andrej Kramaric (£2.13m).

England's least expensive player is Jason Steele (£427k), followed by Jordan Pickford (£11.09m) and Dominic Calvert-Lewin (£18.77m).

Croatia's most expensive transferred player is Gvardiol, who signed for Manchester City from RB Leipzig for £76.79m in 2023/24.

England's most expensive transferred player is Rogers, who signed for Chelsea from Aston Villa for £117.74m in 2026/27.