A recent report has detailed the earnings of each club participating in the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup, with Real Madrid narrowly missing out on the top spot.
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As the tournament moves into the knockout rounds, major clubs like Paris Saint-Germain, Chelsea, and Bayern Munich have secured their places alongside teams such as Palmeiras, Inter Miami, and Al Hilal. ..Continue Reading
With the group stage now complete, The Athletic has revealed the financial rewards distributed so far.
Manchester City lead the earnings table, having brought in $51.7 million, just ahead of Real Madrid, who have collected $48.4 million.
Chelsea, the only team to win all three of their group matches, are the sole club to surpass the $50 million mark.
Bayern Munich, PSG, and Chelsea follow closely with $45.1 million, $42.8 million, and $40.5 million respectively.
Among non-European teams, Flamengo top the list with $27.7 million in earnings.
How much each team has earned at the Club World Cup thus far:
Manchester City – $51.7m
Real Madrid – $48.4m
Bayern Munich – $45.1m
Paris Saint-Germain – $42.8m
Chelsea – $40.5m
Borussia Dortmund – $39.2m
Inter Milan – $36.8m
Benfica – $29.9m
Flamengo – $27.7m
Botafogo – $26.7m
Fluminense – $27.7m
Palmeiras – $26.7m
Juventus – $26.6m
Porto – $24m
Atletico Madrid – $23.7m
Al Hilal – $21.1m
Inter Miami – $21.1m
Monterrey – $21.1m
River Plate – $18.2m
Boca Juniors – $17.2m
Red Bull Salzburg – $15.8m
Mamelodi Sundowns – $12.6m
Al Ahly – $11.6m
Al Ain – $11.6m
ES Tunis – $11.6m
Los Angeles FC – $10.6m
Pachuca – $9.6m
Seattle Sounders – $9.6m
Ulsan HD – $9.6m
Urawa Red Diamonds – $9.6m
Wydad AC – $9.6m
Auckland City – $4.6m
So far, $741 million of the $1 billion prize pool for the FIFA Club World Cup has already been distributed, with a significant portion going to European clubs.
The eventual champions of this summer’s tournament will receive an additional $74.1 million, including $40 million for winning the final alone—on top of what they’ve already earned through earlier rounds.
The round of 16 kicks off with Palmeiras facing Botafogo, marking the start of the knockout phase. Other standout fixtures include Chelsea taking on Benfica, Lionel Messi’s Inter Miami clashing with PSG, and Flamengo going head-to-head with Bayern Munich.
Also on the schedule are Inter Milan vs. Fluminense, Manchester City vs. Al Hilal, Real Madrid vs. Juventus, and Borussia Dortmund vs. Monterrey, setting the stage for a thrilling next chapter in the competition.
