"England's World Cup Wealth Rankings: Captain Harry Kane's Fortune is 110 Times Greater than His Teammate's!"

ENGLAND head to the World Cup hoping to win the ultimate treasure in football.

has named his 26-man squad for the task, including captain and Premier League winners and .

Harry Kane leads the way for the England squad’s net worth Credit: Getty But they could all become the richest men in football if they bring home the ultimate treasure Credit: Shutterstock Editorial

However, as is the life of many pro footballers in 2026, many of them already have vast riches from their time at club level while starring for some of the biggest teams on the planet.

SunSport have already looked at the , but we will now take a look at the rich list of Three Lions stars based on their net worth.

Harry Kane — £110million

Skipper Kane will have the nation’s hopes on his shoulders this summer, and he leads the way in both the England scoring charts and

The ace has a staggering net worth of £110million, making him the ‘s tenth richest sportsperson after banking huge wages from former club Tottenham and his lifetime sponsorships with after leaving .

Marcus Rashford — £65million

was once the poster boy of , and was rewarded handsomely in that regard with a huge contract.

While he may not be front and centre at United anymore, the 28-year-old still boasts a sizable net worth thanks to his brand deals, including Nike and Burberry, plus cars, and properties.

Jude Bellingham — £40million

‘s career has begun to stabilise after a meteoric rise, taking him from to . He now lives in with a lucrative contract and a number of brand deals to make him one of the of most recognisable faces in the camp.

Those endorsements include the likes of , Louis Vuitton, Lucozade, and EA Sports, plus his own clothing line under Adidas.

Jude Bellingham has enjoyed a meteoric rise from Birmingham to Real Madrid Credit: Getty

Jordan Pickford — £36million

goalkeeper Jordan Pickford will still be one of the first names on the team sheet this summer under Tuchel, just as he was under Southgate.

His status as a modern England and Everton stalwart have earned him a lovely salary and brand deals with the likes of Puma and previously Nike.

Bukayo Saka — £23.5million

Saka is one of the faces of and can now call himself a Premier League winner too. He is one of the highest-paid players at the Gunners after signing a new deal with his boyhood club in February.

The 24-year-old saw his image rights company, BS7 Rights Limited, grow by £2m in value, which helps to give him a large net worth alongside his brand deals and endorsements such as his Nandos Saka sauce.

Premier League winner Bukayo Saka has savvy deals with the likes of Nando’s to top up his net worth Credit: PA

John Stones — £22million

has amassed quite a net worth after spending years winning trophies with .

But even though he hasn’t played much over the last two seasons, and will bring the curtain down on his City career this summer, he continues to bank a load of money with his image rights firm, which

Ollie Watkins — £21million

A European Champion with , the 30-year-old comes into the World Cup as the direct deputy to Kane. But thanks to being the main man at Villa, has a lovely net worth of up to £21m.

He has brand deals with the likes of , BYD, and , as well as wearing Nike boots.

Ollie Watkins has the likes of Ted Baker and Nike helping to line his pockets Credit: Getty Like Arsenal team-mate Saka, Declan Rice has a number of brand deals to go alongside his huge wages Credit: Getty

Declan Rice — £20million

Premier League winner Rice celebrated winning his first trophy with Arsenal after proving to be the key cog in the engine room in the north Londoners’ title charge.

He has a tidy £240,000-per week salary and a series of sponsors including Muller, Adidas, and L’Oreal Paris.

Jordan Henderson — £19.5million

Over a long and trophy-laden career with Liverpool, has earned one of the biggest net worths out of the England World Cup squad, although the veteran isn’t in this squad to play, but to provide leadership and wisdom behind the scenes.

The 35-year-old has the likes of Nike, McDonald’s, Nivea Men and also sponsoring him.

Ivan Toney — £15million

Mega wages with in , approximately £400,000-per-week, have seen ex-Brentford ace shoot up the England rich list.

He was one of the surprises inclusions at the World Cup to play behind Kane, but his familiarity with the warmer climate could hold the secret to finally ending 60 years of hurt.