Mondial-2026 : Ce que gagnent les clubs dont les joueurs participent à la compétition
The 2026 FIFA World Cup kicks off on Thursday, June 11th in the Americas. FIFA has decided to distribute $250 million to the clubs whose players are participating in the competition. The minimum amount will be approximately $5,000 per player per day. This covers the player's official preparation period up to their final match in the tournament.
In total, FIFA has released $355 million for the clubs
The world football governing body has also decided to allocate $100 million to clubs that have made players available for the qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup. This sum will be distributed according to the number of matches played by the players concerned.
With 905 qualifying matches played, the expected amount per player per match is around $2350.
In total, FIFA has released $355 million for clubs through its 'World Cup 2026 Club Profits Distribution Scheme'.
If we subtract the $350 million that will be paid to these teams, there will remain a balance of $5 million "allocated to global club football" based on an agreement between FIFA and the European Club Association (EFC).
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