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 ...

The Club World Cup was supposed to have redistributive potential but $623.1m of the prize pot has wound up in the hands of 12 ...

How much will Chelsea earn if they win the tournament? - Fifa has put up a $1bn prize pot at its revamped tournament in the United States ...

The prize pool for the event totaled $1 billion, including $525 million in participation awards and $475 million distributed ...

“The distribution model of the FIFA Club World Cup reflects the pinnacle of club football and represents the biggest-ever prize money for a football tournament comprising a seven-match group ...

Whereas in 2023, there was a paltry $16 million in prize money, this has since ballooned to a total of $2.65 billion, making the Club World Cup one of the most lucrative tournaments in world soccer.

Chelsea are set to rake in a lucrative sum of money after stunning PSG 3-0 in the Club World Cup final, with the rest of the payouts for all 32 competing teams now revealed following the end of the to ...

MORE — 2025 Club World Cup schedule, results, tables, how to watch live Short answer: a lot of money. Long answer: some could make a lot more money than others.

Whereas in 2023, there was a paltry $16 million in prize money, this has since ballooned to a total of $2.65 billion, making the Club World Cup one of the most lucrative tournaments in world soccer.

Whereas in 2023, there was a paltry $16 million in prize money, this has since ballooned to a total of $2.65 billion, making the Club World Cup one of the most lucrative tournaments in world soccer.

Whereas in 2023, there was a paltry $16 million in prize money, this has since ballooned to a total of $2.65 billion, making the Club World Cup one of the most lucrative tournaments in world soccer.

Whereas in 2023, there was a paltry $16 million in prize money, this has since ballooned to a total of $2.65 billion, making the Club World Cup one of the most lucrative tournaments in world soccer.