The 2026 World Cup tournament caused a change in the market value of a number of Egypt national team players, after their distinguished performances during the World Cup matches.
Egypt's national team opened their path in the 2026 World Cup by drawing with Belgium, one goal each, then winning against New Zealand three goals to one, before drawing again one goal each against Iran.
In the knockout stages, the Egyptian national team succeeded in overcoming the obstacle of Australia on penalties, after drawing in regular and extra time one goal each, before losing to Argentina, three goals to two.
The Egyptian national team squad, which included 26 players, a large number of whom did not participate in any minute of the World Cup minutes, led by the trio of goalkeepers, Mohamed El-Shenawy, El-Mahdy Soliman, and Mohamed Alaa, in addition to the right-back, Tarek Alaa, and the midfielder, Nabil Emad Dunga.
The market value of only 3 players in the ranks of the Egyptian national team changed, after participating in the 2026 World Cup, while Haitham Hassan, the player of Real Oviedo of Spain, had the largest jump in this regard, with a value exceeding double what it was before the World Cup. (See the pictures)
On the contrary, 23 players maintained their market value with which they entered the 2026 World Cup competitions, led by Omar Marmoush, the player of Manchester City of England, with a value of 50 million euros, as well as Mohamed Salah, the former Liverpool star, with a value of 22 million euros.
