Officially.. Revealing the Prize Money for the 2026 World Cup
FIFA announced the prize money amounts for the 2026 World Cup, which will feature 48 teams, reflecting the significant growth of the tournament and the increase in its financial revenues.
Each team participating in the 2026 World Cup will receive a minimum of $10.5 million, even if they do not achieve any wins during the tournament, ensuring a significant financial return for all participating teams.
The champion is set to receive an amount of 50 million dollars, while the runner-up will earn 33 million dollars. The third-place finisher will get 29 million dollars, and the fourth-place finisher will receive 27 million dollars.
As for the teams that finish their participation in positions five to eight, each will receive 19 million dollars, while the teams ranked ninth to sixteenth will receive 15 million dollars each.
As for the teams ranked from 17th to 32nd, each will receive 11 million dollars, while the teams ranked from 33rd to 48th will receive 9 million dollars each.
Each team participating in the 2026 World Cup will receive a minimum of $10.5 million, even if they do not achieve any wins during the tournament, ensuring a significant financial return for all participating teams.
The champion is set to receive an amount of 50 million dollars, while the runner-up will earn 33 million dollars. The third-place finisher will get 29 million dollars, and the fourth-place finisher will receive 27 million dollars.
As for the teams that finish their participation in positions five to eight, each will receive 19 million dollars, while the teams ranked ninth to sixteenth will receive 15 million dollars each.
As for the teams ranked from 17th to 32nd, each will receive 11 million dollars, while the teams ranked from 33rd to 48th will receive 9 million dollars each.
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