City and Al Hilal compete for FIFA earnings

Manchester City Football Club has topped the list of clubs benefiting from FIFA compensation, receiving a total of approximately $228.6 million as a result of its players’ participation in advanced stages of the 2026 World Cup. It is worth noting that the program includes a payout of $355 million to clubs for their players’ participation, covering both the finals and qualifying matches, which represents an increase compared to the $209 million allocated for the 2022 World Cup. The compensation is calculated based on the duration of players’ participation and the number of matches played, with clubs receiving $5,000 per day for each participating player. Since players can be involved in the finals for up to 57 days, this raises the total earnings to $285,000 per player for the club. Among the biggest beneficiaries are Barcelona, Arsenal, and finally Al Hilal Saudi Club, with the latter benefiting from the participation of 12 players.

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