FIFA has officially confirmed the prize money distribution for the upcoming Club World Cup, with the tournament winner set to receive a staggering $125 million.
The participation prize pool for the competition will total $525 million, with clubs from different confederations receiving varying amounts based on ranking and revenue.
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According to FIFA’s structure, UEFA clubs will receive the highest payouts, with participation fees ranging from $12.81 million to $38.19 million. European powerhouses Chelsea, Manchester City, Real Madrid, and Bayern Munich are among the clubs set to pocket the largest sums.
For other confederations, the financial breakdown is as follows:
CONMEBOL clubs (South America) will receive $15.21 million for participating.
Concacaf (North America), CAF (Africa), and AFC (Asia) clubs will each collect $9.55 million.
OFC (Oceania) representatives will earn $3.58 million.
This announcement further highlights FIFA’s commitment to expanding the Club World Cup, ensuring financial incentives for clubs across the globe. With the increased prize money, the tournament is expected to generate even greater competition among the world’s top clubs.
The revamped FIFA Club World Cup is set to take place in 2025, featuring 32 teams in an expanded format that aims to enhance the tournament’s prestige and global appeal.
