Mr Marco Castro from Lloyd’s Brazil said: “It is incredible to see how much some of the teams playing in Rio are worth – the top three, Germany, Spain and England - are worth more than GBP1.7 billion collectively. This is more than the bottom 20 teams combined. The total collective value of all 32 teams is estimated at GBP6.2 billion.
Lloyd’s released the research with the Centre for Economics and Business Research (CEBR) that ranks each team in the FIFA World Cup based on the collective insurable value of each country’s players.
CEBR used players’ wages and endorsement incomes, alongside a collection of additional indicators, to construct an economic model which estimates players’ incomes until retirement. These projections formed the basis for assessing insurable values by player age, playing position and nationality.
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