Kudus is a one-man broadcast highlight reel; the structure around him decides whether Ghana is a knockout side.
Squad market value, star wages, and where the betting market ranks this team among all 48.
| FIFA Ranking | #31 |
| Confederation | CAF |
| Total Squad Market Value | $240M |
| Star Player | Mohammed Kudus |
| Star Market Value | $70M |
| Star Weekly Wage (est.) | $210k |
| Odds to Win World Cup | +20000 |
| Title Odds Rank (of 48) | #33 |
| Best World Cup Finish | Quarterfinals (2010) |
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At +20000, the market gives Ghana an implied 0.5% chance of lifting the trophy — ranking them #33 of 48 teams by title price. Squad value tells its own story: $240M in combined market value, headlined by Mohammed Kudus at $70M.
Kudus is a one-man broadcast highlight reel; the structure around him decides whether Ghana is a knockout side. Historical benchmark: their best finish remains quarterfinals (2010), and tournament history is one of the market's most persistent pricing inputs.
Outright title bets on anyone outside the top six are lottery tickets — the smarter World Cup markets for teams like this are group winner, stage-of-elimination, and top-scorer props, where team-specific knowledge beats the crowd more often. Line-shop the price across at least two books: World Cup outrights vary by 10-20% between operators, the widest spread of any major football market.
See the full 48-team money picture on the World Cup 2026 hub.
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