Mbappé Tops Earnings Among Under-30s in 2026 World Cup
Forbes magazine reported that the top five players under thirty participating in the 2026 World Cup have collectively earned a total of $319 million over the past twelve months up to May 2026. Kylian Mbappé from France leads the list with earnings of $95 million, followed by Erling Haaland from Norway with $80 million, then Vinícius Júnior from Brazil with $60 million, Jude Bellingham from England with $44 million, and the youngest, Lamine Yamal from Spain, with $43 million. The earnings are distributed among salaries, bonuses, and commercial sponsorship contracts, with Mbappé notably ranking as the third highest-earning player in the tournament.
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