Coupe du monde 2026 : Les clubs français vont se partager plusieurs millions d'euros grâce à la FIFA
The participation of numerous international players in the 2026 World Cup will bring a significant financial windfall to French clubs. As a reward for making their players available during the competition, FIFA will pay compensation to the teams involved under its compensation program. The biggest beneficiary in France is Paris Saint-Germain.
According to information from "L'Équipe", the Parisian club, which sent 16 international players to the World Cup, will receive compensation of €2.49 million. This sum makes PSG the second highest-compensated club in the world, behind Manchester City.
Behind the French champions, LOSC occupies second place among Ligue 1 clubs. Thanks to the presence of eight players in the tournament, Lille will receive 1.2 million euros.
AS Monaco completes the podium with a prize of 960,000 euros. Stade Rennais will follow with 930,000 euros, while RC Strasbourg will receive 910,000 euros.
OGC Nice will receive 890,000 euros, ahead of Olympique de Marseille, who will receive 880,000 euros.
These payments illustrate the importance of FIFA's compensation program, designed to reward clubs that release their players to national teams during the World Cup. This represents a significant source of revenue for French clubs, several of which contributed significantly to the success of their international players during the global tournament.
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