Sweden, the least expensive team in the last quarter-final of the 2018 World Cup

KOMPAS.com – The Swedish national team will qualify for a total prize of 23 players against another seven quarter-finals at the 2018 World Cup.

Sweden has managed to qualify for the quarterfinals after defeating Switzerland 1-0 Petersburg, Tuesday (3/7/2018).

The fact that Sweden is the least expensive quarterfinal team is certainly quite surprising. This is because there are only two Swedish players playing in the Swedish national club.

The two players are Andreas Granqvist (Helsingborg) and Sebastian Larsson (AIK Fotboll).

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On the Transfermarkt website, The Swedish national team has a market value of 119.75 million euros, or 2 trillion Rp. In total, each player has an average market value of 5.21 million euros, or about 87 billion rupees.

The most expensive players of the current team are Emil Forsberg (RB Leipzig) and Victor Lindelof (Manchester United At the same time, the team with the highest market value in the quarterfinals of the World Cup this time is France with a figure of 1.08 billion euros (about 18 trillion rupees).

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This is due to the presence of players like Kylian Mbappe (120 million euros), Antoine Griezmann (100), Paul Pogba (90), and Ousmane Dembele (80) as the most expensive player of the team of the Blues

Under France, there is the Brazilian team with a value of 981 million euros.Subsequently, England (874 euros), Belgium (754 million euros), Uruguay (373 million euros), Croatia (364 million euros), the United Russia (161, 8 million euros) and Sweden

In the quarterfinals, Sweden will face England who just beat Colombia on Tuesday (3/7/2018) or Wednesday morning GMT. (Verdi Hendrawan)