FIFA club payments for 2026 World Cup: Flamengo lead, Brasileirão sides to get R$ 25,000 per player daily | OneFootball

Brazilian clubs will receive a daily fee per 2026 World Cup call-up, with Flamengo projected to bank R$ 225,000 a day from nine players and Palmeiras R$ 175,000 from seven.

According to Globo.com, FIFA will distribute 250 million dollars to clubs with players at the finals, paying per player per day from reporting to elimination and regardless of minutes played. The minimum expected rate is 5,000 dollars, about R$ 25,000, with final figures confirmed only after the tournament.

The programme will also cover qualifiers, taking total distribution to 355 million dollars, roughly R$ 1.8 billion. The 2026 rates are lower than in 2022, when clubs received about 10,000 dollars per player per day, around R$ 50,000 at today’s rate.

In all, 32 Brasileirão-based players have been called up and 13 Série A clubs have at least one representative. Atlético-MG have four, worth about R$ 100,000 per day. Grêmio and Internacional have two each, equating to R$ 50,000 per day per club.

Athletico-PR, Botafogo, Bragantino, Corinthians, Fluminense, Santos, São Paulo and Vasco have one call-up apiece. Those clubs receive the base daily amount while their players remain on international duty.

Source: Globo.com