Manchester City And Chelsea Will Earn Between £50m and….

Manchester City And Chelsea Will Earn Between £50m and £60m For Competing In The FIFA Club World Cup

 

 

 

 

Manchester City and Chelsea are set to earn significant financial rewards for their participation in the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup, which has introduced a revamped format featuring 32 teams. According to reports, FIFA has allocated a substantial prize pool for the tournament, rumored to be around €2.5 billion. Each club will receive approximately €50 million just for qualifying, with additional performance-based rewards, and the eventual champions will earn €100 million【36】【37】【38】.

 

The financial incentives underline FIFA’s commitment to making the expanded Club World Cup a marquee event. The prize distribution reflects the tournament’s ambition to compete with other elite competitions like the UEFA Champions League. A significant portion of the prize pool is expected to be allocated to the 12 European clubs, given their revenue-generating potential and appeal to global audiences【36】【37】.

 

This development provides a lucrative opportunity for clubs like Manchester City and Chelsea, whose inclusion is a result of their success in previous Champions League campaigns. The tournament will take place across the United States in June and July 2025, with teams progressing from group stages to a single-elimination format in the knockout rounds【37】【38】.

 

Such financial rewards are anticipated to support participating clubs’ future endeavors, both on and off the field, as they compete in one of FIFA’s most ambitious projects to date.