The German machines have been valued at £642m thereby topping the list of most valuable Team present at the Brazil 2014 FIFA World Cup.
According to a recent study by Lloyd and the Center for Economic and Business Research, next to Germany is Spain (£591m) while England have an estimated incurable value of (£550m). Put together the top three are worth more than £1.7bn collectively, more than the 20 bottom teams combined.
The last on the list is Costa Rica valued at £18.5m.
In Africa, surprisingly, Ivory Coast are not the most valued despite the plethora of stars they are worth £132m while Cameroon are the most valuable squad with (£195.8m), Ghana (£185.5m) and Nigeria third £143.1m.
The insurance-related figures are based on club earnings and endorsement incomes of the 32-man World Cup squads.
Meanwhile, the 32 teams have a collective estimated value of £6.2bn.