England have the most valuable team in the world among international teams. Their team is valued at 1.1 billion euros. The team's most valuable players are Harry Kane, Marcus Rashford, Mason Mount, Raheem Sterling, Trent Alexander-Arnold, Declan Rice and Phil Foden.
Portugal has the second most valuable team in the world in international football. The Portuguese team is valued at approximately €1.01 billion. Their most valuable players are João Felix, João Cancelo, Bruno Fernandes, Ruben Dias, Goncalo Ramos and Bernardo Silva.
The third most valuable national team in the world is France. The European nation, which finished second at the 2022 FIFA World Cup, has a squad worth around 963 million euros.
Kylian Mbappe, Eduardo Camavinga, Theo Hernandez, Ousmane Dembele and Lucas Hernandez are among the most valuable players in the French squad.
Fourth on the list is the FIFA World Cup 2022 champion Argentina. The South American giant is currently valued at 859 million euros. Their most valuable players are Enzo Fernandez, who recently landed a big deal at Chelsea, Lionel Messi, Julian Alvarez, Lisandro Martinez, Alexis Mac Allister and Christian Romero.
The fifth most valuable national team in the world is Spain with a value of 805 million euros. Players like Pablo Gavi, Pedri Rodriguez and Alvaro Morata are the team's most valuable players.
Here is the complete list of the top 8 national teams in the world in 2023:
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Zlatan Ibrahimovic believes Antonio Conte has fallen victim to 'being himself' as he defends the Tottenham boss as the Italian approaches the bag.
talkSPORT understands the Spurs manager will be sacked following his public outburst following the 3-3 draw against Southampton last week.
Tottenham manager Conte looks set to be sacked after hitting the club
Tottenham manager Conte looks set to be sacked after hitting the club
Ibrahimovic defends Conte for comment
Ibrahimovic defends Conte for comment
Conte criticized his 'selfish' players as they trailed off by two goals, while also criticizing the club's ownership.
It is believed the 53-year-old could be relieved of duty ahead of Spurs' clash with Everton on April 3, with team members 'displeased' with his comments.
Former Tottenham midfielder and talkSPORT presenter Jamie O'Hara believes Conte's words were a call for the board to sack him because he insisted he was partly responsible, an important Score is also shared by Simon Jordan. But AC Milan striker Ibrahimovic came to Conte's defense as he praised the former Chelsea boss for speaking his mind.
Speaking to Sky Sports, Ibrahimovic, who had never played under Conte, said:
“Everybody works in their own way.
"Someone is trying to be an actor, to pretend. Someone is who they are, someone is trying to be perfect.
Conte has only one contract left in North London until the end of the season
Conte has only one contract left in North London until the end of the season
"I believe in being yourself and sometimes you pay the price because that's not what people want to hear. "I love being myself and expressing myself as I think and I want to. We all work our own way."
Should Conte leave Spurs before his contract expires at the end of the season, it is reported that Julian Nagelsmann could replace him.
The German was recently sacked by Bayern Munich as the Bavarians finished second in the Bundesliga, with Thomas Tuchel replacing him.
Spurs can buy Nagelsmann if Conte is sacked
Spurs can buy Nagelsmann if Conte is sacked
According to The Telegraph, Nagelsmann became a candidate for the role due to his fondness for the club.
Spurs are said to hold a special place in his heart, with the 35-year-old once owning a fake shirt. Tottenham were contacted to buy Nagelsmann to replace Jose Mourinho in 2021 but nothing happened.
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