Top 25 National Teams in World Football – Ranked from 25 to 1

23 South Korea

With an average squad age of 28.0, South Korea is one of the more experienced teams in the AFC. Though valued at just €96.60m, their discipline and team structure make them competitive in every match.

22 Austria

Austria’s 27-man squad boasts a good blend of physicality and tactical understanding. Despite a moderate market value of €218.80m, they remain a difficult opponent in UEFA competitions.

21 Denmark

Denmark may fly under the radar, but their €393.55m squad continues to deliver consistent performances. With a 26.3 average age, the Danes remain tactically sharp and difficult to break down.

20 Switzerland

Switzerland’s squad is both experienced, averaging 27.6 years, and balanced across all lines. Their €274.60m valuation underlines their depth and reliability in major competitions.

19 Senegal

Senegal blends European-based talent with domestic grit, reflected in their €298.80m squad value. Their 26.7 average age suggests a well-rounded unit capable of challenging at the top in Africa.

18 Iran

Iran’s 28-man roster averages 28 years in age, making them one of the most seasoned squads globally. Though valued at just €33.90m, their regional dominance and resilience remain impressive.

17 Mexico

Mexico consistently ranks among the top in North America, supported by a €196.50m squad. With an average age of 27.1, they combine experience and tactical flexibility.

16 United States

The United States boasts the youngest squad in the top 25 with a 25.3 average age. Their €194.30m valuation is growing quickly as more players thrive in top European leagues.

15 Japan

Japan’s squad is defined by precision, pace, and tactical discipline. At €272.93m and 27.1 average age, they are a standout force in Asia with ever-improving European exports.

14 Colombia

Colombia’s 28.1 average age ranks among the oldest, bringing valuable experience to their €315.50m squad. Their flair and physicality keep them in the CONMEBOL conversation.

13 Uruguay

Uruguay continues to compete at a high level with a €449.80m squad and a 27.1 average age. Their blend of traditional toughness and new stars keeps them in the mix internationally.

12 Morocco

Morocco impressed the world with their recent World Cup performances. Their €365.65m squad, averaging 26.4 years, reflects their continental ambition and global recognition.

11 Croatia

Croatia’s 27.5 average age shows the influence of seasoned veterans. Valued at €316.30m, they remain tactically masterful and capable of deep tournament runs.

10 Germany

Germany’s 28.3 average age is the highest in the top 25, but their €657.00m squad shows plenty of quality. Despite recent inconsistency, they remain a force to be respected.

9 Italy

Italy’s €727.50m squad combines legacy with a new wave of creativity. With a 26.2 average age, they’re entering a transitional phase that still commands top-tier respect.

8 Belgium

Belgium’s squad, valued at €533.40m, still carries remnants of its most successful generation. At 26.4 average age, the team aims to reassert itself as a serious contender.

7 Portugal

Portugal’s €1.01bn squad is one of the most valuable in the world. With a 26.7 average age, they blend experience and flair in every position.

6 Netherlands

The Netherlands maintain their footballing heritage with a €721.50m squad and a 27.2 average age. They consistently develop world-class players who elevate their tactical identity.

5 Brazil

Brazil’s €902.80m squad reflects their continuous export of elite talent. With a 27.0 average age, they remain one of the most dangerous sides in any competition.

4 England

England tops the valuation charts with a €1.40bn squad. Averaging 26.6 years in age, they are deep, balanced, and aiming for international glory with a strong core of players.

3 France

France’s €1.23bn squad features a dazzling array of talent. With a 26.1 average age, they boast depth and versatility across all positions, keeping them in constant title contention.

2 Spain

Spain’s €1.29bn squad is the youngest in Europe’s elite, averaging 25.7 years. Their modern style and pipeline of young stars ensure long-term success.

1 Argentina

Argentina stands atop world football with 1886 points and a €741.50m squad. Their 27.3 average age strikes the perfect balance between youth and experience, powered by recent championship success.