FIFA announced on the 17th that the 48 teams participating in the 2026 World Cup between the US, Canada and Mexico will receive a total of 727 million US dollars in bonuses and subsidies, of which the champion will receive 50 million US dollars. FIFA said in a statement on the same day that the FIFA Council held a meeting in Doha, Qatar, and approved a record financial plan of 727 million US dollars. According to the distribution plan, 655 million US dollars will be used to distribute bonuses, of which the winner will receive 50 million US dollars, the runner-up will receive 33 million US dollars, the third runner-up will receive 29 million US dollars, and even the last one will receive 9 million US dollars. In addition, each participating team will receive a “preparation fee subsidy” of 1.5 million US dollars. This means that as long as they reach the World Cup finals, each team can get at least $10.5 million.

FIFA announced on the 17th that the 48 teams participating in the 2026 World Cup between the US, Canada and Mexico will receive a total of 727 million US dollars in bonuses and subsidies, of which the champion will receive 50 million US dollars. FIFA said in a statement on the same day that the FIFA Council held a meeting in Doha, Qatar, and approved a record financial plan of 727 million US dollars. According to the distribution plan, 655 million US dollars will be used to distribute bonuses, of which the winner will receive 50 million US dollars, the runner-up will receive 33 million US dollars, the third runner-up will receive 29 million US dollars, and even the last one will receive 9 million US dollars. In addition, each participating team will receive a “preparation fee subsidy” of 1.5 million US dollars. This means that as long as they reach the World Cup finals, each team can get at least $10.5 million.