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FIFA has confirmed the prize money of $ 1 billion and a “groundbreaking global solidarity model” for the club World Cup next summer. The winner can therefore collect up to $ 125 million (almost 116 million euros) in the USA from June 15 to July 13.
The overall premium is made up of two significant parts: from a benefit sharing of $ 475 million and a participation in participation of $ 525 million. At the club World Cup held for the first time in the XXL formal with 32 teams, FC Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund will compete from the Bundesliga. Bavaria’s CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen recently announced that the Munich-based company would take at least $ 30 million (around 27.8 million euros) with the club World Cup through the entry fee and an additional bonus as a top European club. After the Mexican representative Club León, a 32nd participant is still to be found.
“In addition to the prize money for the participating teams, there is an unprecedented solidarity investment program that is aimed at 250 million US dollars for club football around the globe,” FIFA President Gianni Infantino is quoted in a message from the World Association: “This solidarity model is even more swinged in our commitment to a really global football.”