FIFA to Distribute $355M to Clubs for 2026 World Cup Participation
FIFA announces plans to distribute $355 million to clubs worldwide as part of the Club Benefits Programme for the 2026 World Cup. This initiative marks the first time clubs will receive compensation for releasing players for the tournament.
The funds will be shared among clubs globally, with a significant increase from the previous edition in 2022. The move aims to create a more inclusive and equitable system in global club football, benefiting clubs that release players for international duty during the World Cup.
The distribution of funds is expected to benefit a larger number of clubs compared to previous editions.
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