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2026 FIFA Men's World Cup Reveals Historic Prize Money Pool, Up 50% from 2022

The 2026 FIFA Men's World Cup will feature a record prize money payout.

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World Cup winner to get record $50m in prize money - FIFA

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FIFA announces 2026 World Cup winner will take home a record US$50 million

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Fifa to increase World Cup prize money by 50% for 2026

Fifa has announced a 50% increase in the prize money it will award to participating teams at next year's World Cup in the United States, Canada and Mexico.

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World Cup 2026 prize money revealed with eye-watering £491MILLION pot as FA face pressure to subsidise tickets for fans

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World Cup 2026 prize money announced as England discover how much they can earn

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💸Record prize money on offer at World Cup 2026, double Qatar

A total of USD 727 million will be distributed among the participating associations, representing a 50% increase compared to what was awarded in Qatar 2022.

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FIFA 2026 World Cup winner will take home a record $50-million

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World Cup 2026 prize money: How much teams, winner will earn at FIFA tournament in USA, Canada, Mexico

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FIFA World Cup 2026 champions to get ₹450cr, last-placed nation to receive ₹95cr

The champions are set to receive $50 million (approximately ₹450 crores), while the runners-up will pocket $33 million (approx ₹300 cr). The third- and fourth-placed nations have been promised $29 million and $27 million, respectively (₹260 cr and ₹244 cr).

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Historic payouts: Why the 2026 FIFA World Cup winner will earn 50 pc more than Argentina in 2022

FIFA boosts 2026 World Cup prize money by 50% to $727M & introduces $60 tickets after fan backlash. Get details on payouts & ticket access.

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Who won the last FIFA World Cup?

The last FIFA World Cup took place in Qatar in 2022, and Argentina claimed the championship in a dramatic, high-scoring final that captivated fans around the world. Led by captain Lionel Messi, Argentina defeated France to secure the nation’s third World Cup title and its first since 1986.