PSG third in FIFA World Cup payments as French top flight ranks third | OneFootball

PSG rank third among clubs in FIFA’s World Cup compensation, with the French top flight also third by league share of the €311m pot. FIFA compensates clubs for players released to the tournament.

According to Deutsche Kreditbank, PSG will receive €3.58m from FIFA’s World Cup Benefits programme for the 11 June to 19 July tournament. Manchester City top the list on €4.64m, ahead of Bayern Munich on €4.04m.

Ligue 1 clubs collectively will receive €19.24m, placing the division third overall. That is ahead of La Liga on €17.80m and Serie A on €17.08m, close to the Bundesliga on €22.52m and behind the Premier League on €41.50m.

Within France, Lille are due €1.93m and Marseille €1.77m.

Marseille also lead the solidarity payments to former clubs of internationals, with a little over €600,000. They are followed by Wolverhampton on €538,908, then Rennes on €454,500 and Lens on €436,700.

Source: L'Équipe