New Delhi: The Federation internationale de football affiliation (FIFA) to pay out $209 millions to the clubs whose players competed in World Cup final year. As per the report, of The Club Benefits Program, distributed by the world administering body on Thursday, sketched out the stunning sums groups all over the globe gotten.
440 clubs
51 member associations
6 confederations---Advertisement---Clubs around the world have received a share of USD 209m through the FIFA Club Benefits Programme following the release of 837 players for the most successful @FIFAWorldCup ever.
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Man City receives most money
A add up to of $209m (£160.90m) was conveyed by FIFA to 440 clubs around the world, with a installment of $10,950 (£8,429) given per player, per day. A report from FIFA disclosed that Manchester City received the foremost cash from having their stars playing at the Qatar World Cup last year.
This is often an expanded sum compared to the final version of the World Cup 2018 played in Russia. In 2018, clubs received $8,530.
How money is distributed
For World Cup, English clubs received the biggest sum of cash from FIFA conspire, as they raked in $37.70m (£29.03m). This was taken after by groups in Spain at $24.40m (£18.78m), Germany $21m (£16.17m), whereas Italy – who did not even qualify for the World Cup, saw their clubs get $18.70m (£14.40m). French sides adjusted off the best five with $16.60 (£12.78m) in stipend.
In premier League, Manchester City were the greatest recipients by a distance as they gotten $4.60m (£3.54m) by having 16 players at the World Cup. Which closely taken after Chelsea and Manchester United together got $3.30m (£2.51m), whereas Tottenham $2.80m (£2.18m) and Liverpool $2.40m (£1.86m) made up the other clubs who gotten the foremost.
