Dragons at the 2026 World Cup bring fresh financial boost | OneFootball

FC Porto is set to collect around 500 thousand euros from the participation of four squad members in the 2026 World Cup.

Under the FIFA Club Benefits Programme, FC Porto is expected to receive close to 500 thousand euros, with a daily amount paid for each player released to their national teams for the 2026 World Cup. The players involved are Diogo Costa (Portugal), Stephen Eustáquio (Canada), Deniz Gul (Turkey) and Seko Fofana (Ivory Coast).

Despite being on his way out of FC Porto after his loan move from Rennes, the Ivorian midfielder is still included in the calculations, since, on paper, the loan only ends on June 30. From the start of the knockout stage, scheduled for June 4, the French club will receive the compensation.

In Stephen Eustáquio’s case, the daily amount will be paid to LAFC until the end of the month, when his loan spell at the North American club comes to an end.

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