Mondial-2026 : la qualification des Bleus en demi-finale rapporte plus de 16 milliards FCFA à la FFF
France's journey at the 2026 World Cup continues. Les Bleus secured their place in the semi-finals by defeating Morocco 2-0 in the quarter-final on Thursday. This victory allows Didier Deschamps' men to reach the final four of the competition for the third consecutive edition.
Beyond the sporting achievement, this qualification represents a significant financial windfall for the French Football Federation (FFF). According to information from L'Équipe , FIFA will pay $27 million (approximately €23.6 million), or more than 15 billion CFA francs, in performance bonuses. An additional $2.5 million (nearly 1.4 billion CFA francs) will be allocated to cover the national team's preparation costs.
In total, the French Football Federation (FFF) will benefit from more than 16 billion FCFA thanks to the French national team's run to the semi-finals. This financial target was set as a minimum by the Federation's president, Philippe Diallo, before the start of the tournament.
However, this funding is not expected to generate any profit for the French Football Federation (FFF). The particularly high costs of the stay in the United States, especially regarding accommodation, transportation, security, and bonuses paid to players and staff, have significantly increased expenses. Like several other federations involved in this World Cup, the FFF could therefore conclude the competition without a financial surplus, despite the increased prize money allocated by FIFA.
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