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FIFA will splurge $1.3b on World Cup prizemoney. It’s time Olympic athletes were paid fairly, too

Even a team losing all three games at the World Cup will pocket $13 million. Against this, The IOC’s opposition to paying its athletes looks ever more ridiculous.

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theage.com.auStai leggendo6 h fa

FIFA will splurge $1.3b on World Cup prizemoney. It’s time Olympic athletes were paid fairly, too

Even a team losing all three games at the World Cup will pocket $13 million. Against this, The IOC’s opposition to paying its athletes looks ever more ridiculous.

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riotimesonline.com13 h fa

FIFA Will Pay Clubs at Least $5,000 a Day per World Cup Player

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.

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  1. venerdì 5 giugno 2026·riotimesonline.com

    FIFA Will Pay Clubs at Least $5,000 a Day per World Cup Player

    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.

  2. sabato 6 giugno 2026·theage.com.au

    FIFA will splurge $1.3b on World Cup prizemoney. It’s time Olympic athletes were paid fairly, too

    Even a team losing all three games at the World Cup will pocket $13 million. Against this, The IOC’s opposition to paying its athletes looks ever more ridiculous.

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