Spain's starting XI valued at €515 million, 33.5 times more than Cape Verde's €15.35m

The first round of the FIFA World Cup group stage will feature a highly anticipated match between Spain and FIFA World Cup newcomer Cape Verde.

According to data from Transfermarkt, the total market value of Spain's starting eleven for this match is as high as 515 million euros.

In contrast, Cape Verde's starting lineup has a total market value of only 15.35 million euros, a huge disparity with Spain, with the overall market value difference between the two teams being approximately 33.5 times.

The player with the highest Transfermarkt value in Spain's starting lineup for this match is Pedri, whose value reaches 150 million euros. In comparison, the total market value of Cape Verde's entire starting eleven is not even one-tenth of Pedri's alone. The most valuable player in Spain's squad for this tournament is key player Yamal, whose personal market value has already reached 200 million euros, making his individual value 13.3 times that of Cape Verde's entire starting lineup for this match.

The most valuable player in Cape Verde's squad for this tournament is defender Logan Costa (15 million euros), whose value would only rank him third from the bottom in the Spanish team, only higher than Laporte and Iglesias.