🤑 Big money on offer: How much Bayern & co rake in at the Club World Cup | OneFootball

The clubs have already raked in quite a bit at this Club World Cup. Quarter-finalists like Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund can look forward to a lot of money. While BVB has already surpassed the 50-million mark, only one club is cashing in more than the German record champion.

The 'kicker' has detailed in a list how much money each club has earned so far through the competition.

Rank 32: Auckland City

4.58 million US dollars (3.58 million starting money plus 1 million as point gain)

Rank 31: CF Pachuca, Seattle Sounders, Wydad FC, Urawa Red Diamonds, Ulsan HD FC

9.55 million US dollars (9.55 million starting money)

Rank 26: Los Angeles FC

10.55 million US dollars (9.55 million plus 1 million)

Rank 25: Al Ahly, ES Tunis, Al-Ain

11.55 million US dollars (9.55 million plus 2 million)

Rank 22: Mamelodi Sundowns

12.55 million US dollars (9.55 million plus 3 million)

Rank 21: RB Salzburg

15.81 million US dollars (12.81 million plus 3 million)

Rank 20: Boca Juniors

17.21 million US dollars (15.21 million plus 2 million)

Rank 19: River Plate

18.21 million US dollars (15.21 million plus 3 million)

Rank 18: Inter Miami, CF Monterrey

21.05 million US dollars (9.55 million plus 4 million plus 7.5 million for advancing)

Rank 16: FC Porto

21.71 million US dollars (19.71 million plus 2 million)

Rank 15: Atletico Madrid

26.01 million US dollars (22.01 million plus 4 million)

Rank 14: Juventus Turin

26.6 million US dollars (15.1 million plus 4 million plus 7.5 million)

Rank 13: Botafogo

26.71 million US dollars (15.21 million plus 4 million plus 7.5 million)

Rank 12: Flamengo

27.71 million US dollars (15.21 million plus 5 million plus 7.5 million)

Rank 11: Benfica Lisbon

29.91 million US dollars (17.41 million plus 5 million plus 7.5 million)

Rank 10: Al-Hilal

34.18 million US dollars (9.55 million plus 4 million plus 7.5 million plus 13.125 million)

Rank 9: Inter Milan

36.81 million US dollars (24.31 million plus 5 million plus 7.5 million) – Inter Milan

Rank 8: Palmeiras, Fluminense

39.84 million US dollars (15.21 million plus 4 million plus 7.5 million plus 13.125 million)

Rank 6: Manchester City

51.69 million US dollars (38.19 million plus 6 million plus 7.5 million)

Rank 5: Borussia Dortmund

52.24 million US dollars (26.61 million plus 5 million plus 7.5 million plus 13.125 million)

Rank 4: FC Chelsea

53.54 million US dollars (28.91 million plus 4 million plus 7.5 million plus 13.125 million)

Rank 3: PSG

55.84 million US dollars (31.21 million plus 4 million plus 7.5 million plus 13.125 million)

Rank 2: Bayern Munich

58.14 million US dollars (33.51 million plus 4 million plus 7.5 million plus 13.125 million)

Rank 1: Real Madrid

61.44 million US dollars (35.81 million plus 5 million plus 7.5 million plus 13.125 million)

While the starting money ranges between 3.58 and 38.19 million US dollars, the performance bonuses are clearly regulated by FIFA. For a victory in the group stage, there are two million US dollars and for a draw, one million US dollars. Reaching the round of 16 brings another 7.5 million US dollars and for the quarter-finals 13.125 million US dollars.

If Bayern and/or Dortmund reach the semi-finals, they would earn another 21 million US dollars, and reaching the finals would bring even 30 million US dollars. Additionally, the winner of the Club World Cup receives another ten million US dollars. If Real Madrid wins the competition, they would rake in 122 million.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇩🇪 here.

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