💰 CBF agrees players' bonus for 2026 World Cup Hexa, says journalist | OneFootball

The CBF board and the leaders of the Brazilian National Team squad have finalized negotiations to set the bonus amounts in case of a title at the 2026 World Cup.

According to a report by journalist Marcel Rizzo of Estadão, the CBF will pay US$1 million (about R$5.4 million at the current exchange rate) to each player if Brazil wins its sixth World Cup title.

The federation’s total investment in squad bonuses will exceed R$135 million.

It is worth noting that FIFA will pay US$50 million (around R$260 million) to the team that wins the tournament in the United States, Mexico, and Canada, between June 11 and July 19.

⚽ Warm-up friendlies

Before making its World Cup debut, the team coached by Ancelotti will have its final tests in two friendlies:

🗓️ Updated Group Stage Schedule

FIFA recently made a few minor changes to the competition schedule. For Brazil, the change came in the second group-stage match, which was moved up by half an hour.

Check out the national team’s first-stage schedule (Brasília time):

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