Up to $125 Million for the Winners
The 2025 FIFA Club World Cup will take place in the United States from June 14 to July 13. It will feature 32 top football clubs from around the world. This tournament comes with a massive $1 billion prize pool, the biggest ever in club football.
Total Prize Money
FIFA will give out $1 billion in total.
- $525 million is guaranteed just for taking part.
- $475 million will be given based on how well teams perform.
How Much Teams Get for Joining
Each team gets a bonus just for being in the tournament. The amount depends on where they are from:
- Europe: Up to $38.19 million
- South America: $15.21 million
- Asia, Africa, North America (CONCACAF): $9.55 million
- Oceania: $3.58 million
Extra Money for Wins
Teams can earn more during the tournament:
- Group stage win: $2 million
- Group stage draw: $1 million
- Reaching Round of 16: $7.5 million
- Quarter-finals: $13.125 million
- Semi-finals: $21 million
- Runner-up: $30 million
- Champion: $40 million
Biggest Possible Prize
A top club from Europe could win up to $125 million if they win all their group matches and go on to win the tournament. This includes money for joining, match wins, and round bonuses.
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Helping Football Around the World
FIFA will also give $250 million to support football in poorer regions. This is part of their solidarity program, which helps grow the game worldwide.
What People Are Saying
FIFA President Gianni Infantino says this is the biggest prize system ever for a football tournament with group and knockout stages. But some people worry it could create unfair advantages for richer clubs and widen the gap between teams.
Final Thoughts
The 2025 FIFA Club World Cup is not just a big event—it’s a game-changer. With $1 billion in total prizes, and $125 million possible for the winning team, it’s the richest club football tournament ever. While the money can help grow the game, it also raises questions about fairness and balance in world football. As the tournament kicks off in June, the football world will be watching closely.