2025 FIFA Club World Cup prize money list, details — How much will each club make?

There is a lot of money to be made by teams competing at the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup across the USA this summer.

2025 FIFA Club World Cup

The 2025 FIFA Club World Cup is taking place across the USA this summer, but what will the 32 teams competing in the newly-expanded competition receive?

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Short answer: a lot of money. Long answer: some could make a lot more money than others.

Below are all of the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup prize money details, with a full list of what each club will make.

There is a total prize money pot of $1 billion, with $525 million dished out to teams just for competing and another $475 million given out based on how they get on during the competition.

It depends on which region you are from but if, for example, a team from Europe wins all of their group games and then goes on to win the Club World Cup they will receive a minimum of $130.4 million and a maximum of $155.8 million.

Below is official information from FIFA on how much money each club will receive based on how they perform at the 2025 Club World Cup and how far they get in the competition.

We will update this list as the competition plays out and calculate the amount of money each club makes once it is confirmed.

STAGE

PER CLUB

Group Stage (three matches)

USD 2.0 million win/1.0 million draw per club

Round of 16

+ USD 7.5 million

Quarter-final

+ USD 13.125 million

Semi-final

+ USD 21.0 million

Finalist

+ USD 30.0 million

Winner

+ USD 40.0 million

Participation pillar: USD 525 million

CONTINENT

PER CLUB

Europe

USD 12.81-38.19 million *

South America

USD 15.21 million

North, Central America & Caribbean

USD 9.55 million

Asia

USD 9.55 million

Africa

USD 9.55 million

Oceania

USD 3.58 million

*Determined by a ranking based on sporting and commercial criteria

To be updated once prize money payout is confirmed.

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