FIFA will pay clubs at least $5,000 a day per player released for World Cup 2026, a record benefits pot with Latin American clubs in for a windfall.
World Cup 2026 · Business of Football
Key Facts
—The payment: FIFA will pay clubs a minimum of $5,000 a day for each player released to the 2026 World Cup, with final figures set after the tournament.
—The fund: The total Club Benefits Programme has risen to a record $355m, up nearly 70% from the $209m paid after Qatar 2022.
—The split: Of that, $250m is reserved for clubs whose players appear at the finals; for the first time, clubs are also paid for releasing players for qualifiers.
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