According to Transfermarkt, after the World Cup, Transfermarkt released a special World Cup market value update, with the market value of six England players increasing.
Elliott Anderson | +35 million euros
The biggest winner in this update is midfielder Elliott Anderson. While his performance at the World Cup was commendable and he's a key player for England, the main reason for his soaring market value is Manchester City's €135 million payment this summer. Before the World Cup, his value was only €75 million. Logically, even without considering transfers, his value might have increased slightly, but this significant increase is largely due to changes in the transfer market. Transfermarkt values him at €110 million, slightly lower than Manchester City's €135 million, but clubs sometimes offer higher prices, and Transfermarkt believes this is closer to his true value. If he gets off to a good start at Manchester City, his value could rise further in the next Premier League update in October.
Bellingham | +30 million euros
Bellingham silenced all his doubters this summer, becoming England's best player at the World Cup. He scored a total of 7 goals, breaking the record for the most goals scored by an English player in a single major tournament. After a difficult season at Real Madrid, Bellingham's market value dropped to €130 million before the World Cup; now, thanks to his outstanding performance for the Three Lions, his value has rebounded by €30 million to €160 million. He has established himself on the biggest stage and is now the fifth most expensive player in the world.
Morgan Rogers | +20 million euros
Morgan Rodgers only started one match for England at the World Cup, the semi-final loss to Argentina, where he provided the assist for England's only goal. However, he also changed clubs this summer for a hefty transfer fee. Rodgers moved from Aston Villa to Chelsea for a record British fee of €138 million, increasing his market value by €20 million to €110 million. This figure could rise further if he gets off to a good start at Stamford Bridge.
Anthony Gordon | +15 million euros
Another player who transferred this summer is Jaden Anthony, who joined Barcelona for €80 million before the World Cup. His overall performance has been decent, especially against Mexico and the Democratic Republic of Congo, but he hasn't quite lived up to expectations in other matches. His previous market value was €65 million, but with the transfer fee matching, it has now increased to €80 million, which Transfermarkt considers a reasonable valuation in the current market.
Spence | +10 million euros
Many questioned Spence's inclusion in Tuchel's England squad, but he ultimately became one of the tournament's surprises, and a positive one at that. Coming off the bench, he delivered several impressive performances, and starting in England's semi-final against Argentina, he once again became one of the Three Lions' best players. He was extremely dangerous in attack and made a brilliant clearance before a crucial shot from Jiméne. Transfermarkt has increased the Tottenham player's value by €10 million, reaching €40 million.
Konsa | +5 million euros
Finally, there's Konsa, who started 7 out of 8 matches in this tournament. His market value increased slightly by €5 million, reaching €45 million. Tuchel has always trusted him, and several Premier League giants have expressed interest in him this summer, including champions Arsenal.
