How Much Each of the 32 Teams Earned at 2025 Club World Cup
- Chelsea beat Paris Saint-Germain to win the new-format Club World Cup but did not automatically qualify for the 2029 edition
- The winner won’t just claim the title of world’s best club after defeating top teams from other FIFA confederations, they’ll also walk away with a staggering financial prize
- Here’s a look at what both clubs have earned so far in the tournament and how much the eventual champion is expected to take home
The FIFA Club World Cup is officially coming to an end on Sunday, bringing with it a significant financial boost for the clubs advancing to the next round.
Following a slow start, the tournament heated up with teams and players delivering captivating performances that have grabbed global attention.
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In mid-June, 32 clubs set off on a quest for glory, with the ultimate prize being FIFA’s brand-new Club World Cup trophy.
Unlike the previous format, the revamped competition is now held every four years and features more teams vying for the prestigious title.
The new trophy itself is full of flair, complete with a key that unlocks it, and was proudly unveiled by FIFA president Gianni Infantino to U.S. President Donald Trump.
But the trophy isn’t the only prize; FIFA allocated over $1 billion in total prize money for the tournament.
The field has narrowed from 32 to 16, then to 8, 4, and now just two clubs remain: Chelsea and Paris Saint-Germain, who will battle for the crown in Sunday’s final in New York.
Chelsea beat PSG to win Club Word Cup
Cole Palmer was the star of the show, finding the net twice in the first half with two well-taken goals that left the French champions rattled.
The 22-year-old wasn’t done just yet; he turned provider for new signing João Pedro, who calmly slotted home Chelsea’s third before halftime.
Despite a more competitive second period, the scoreline stayed the same, thanks to excellent goalkeeping from Robert Sánchez and Gianluigi Donnarumma.
Both shot-stoppers pulled off some impressive saves to keep the game from becoming a goal-fest.
PSG, Chelsea fight for $40 million prize in final
The final was played at MetLife Stadium in the United States, with the winners taking home $40 million and the runners-up receiving $30 million, in addition to their previous prizes for participation and winning matches.
PSG would have taken home an estimated $153.815M if they had won, while the winners, Chelsea, earned an estimated $145.625M.
YEN.com.gh takes a look at a full list showing just how much each team has pocketed in winnings at the tournament so far.
2025 FIFA Club World Cup group stage earnings for all 32 teams
Clubs Earnings
Chelsea $145.6m
PSG $113.5m
Real Madrid $87.1m
Fluminense $63.3m
Bayern Munich $61,1m
Manchester City $54.3m
Borussia Dortmund $40.3m
Inter Milan $38.6m
Juventus $32.8m
Benfica $31.5m
Flamengo $29.3m
Botafogo $28.2m
Palmeiras $28.12m
Atlético Madrid $27m
Monterrey $23.4m
Al Hilal $22.3m
Inter Miami $22.3m
River Plate $18.9m
Boca Juniors $17.7m
Porto $17.7m
Salzburg $16,4m
Mamelodi Sundowns $13m
Espérance Tunis $12m
Al Ain $12m
Al Ahly $11.8m
LAFC $10.8m
Seattle Sounders $9.73m
Pachuca $9.73m
Ulsan $9.73m
Urawa Reds $9.73m
Wydad Casablanca $9.73m
Auckland City $3.6m
Al Ahly sets unwanted Club World Cup record
YEN.com.gh earlier reported that Al Ahly has set an undesirable record at the FIFA Club World Cup in their opening match against Inter Miami on June 14.
The Egyptian and African giants held Lione Messi's side to a frustrating 0-0 stalemate at the Hard Rock Stadium, Miami Gardens, as Messi failed to deliver any magic for his MLS side.
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