Sunday's final clash: Spain and Argentina will battle for glory and bragging rights during Sunday's highly anticipated World Cup final.

However, the victor will also receive a significant financial boost alongside the iconic trophy.

Massive winner payout: The nation that manages to win the tournament will be rewarded $50million (£37m) in performance-based prize money, while the runner-up will receive $28.8m (£21.4m).

This highly lucrative figure represents an $8m (£6m) increase on the $42m (€31m) awarded to champions Argentina in Qatar in 2022.

Record prize pool: FIFA has significantly increased the total amount of prize money for the 2026 tournament.