As the FIFA Club World Cup reached the quarterfinal stage, “Real Madrid” has pulled ahead of all competitors in terms of financial results. The Madrid side has already earned a guaranteed €55.2 million for participating in the tournament. According to this indicator, “Real” has become the most profitable club in the championship. If the team reaches the final and wins the title, they will gain an additional €56.4 million—raising the total prize money to €111.6 million.
Among the tournament’s financial leaders, “Bayern” is in second place (€52.3 million), PSG is third (€50.3 million), and “Chelsea” holds fourth place with €48.3 million. The top ten also includes “Manchester City” (€46.3 million), “Borussia” (€46.2 million), “Palmeiras” (€36.1 million), “Fluminense” (€35.1 million), “Inter” (€32.9 million), and Saudi Arabia’s “Al Hilal” (€31.1 million).
The quarterfinal pairs of the tournament are as follows:
- “Fluminense” — “Al Hilal”
- “Chelsea” — “Palmeiras”
- PSG — “Bayern”
- “Real” — “Borussia”
Clearly, in terms of both finances and sporting achievement, this tournament will witness unexpected sensations and intense competition among the world’s strongest clubs. Especially, “Real Madrid”’s superiority—both financially and on the football pitch—once again affirms the club’s great legacy.
The FIFA Club World Cup is not just a battle for the trophy, but also for financial success. Every round, every point brings new opportunities to club budgets. Fans are eagerly waiting to see which team will earn the biggest prize fund at the tournament’s final. Read 'Zamin' on Telegram!
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