adidas 'Al Hilm' official match ball

Recognise the key contribution

The shirts worn by Spain players are displayed in the dressing room

Pre-Tournament Compensation

Japan players huddle

Tournament Compensation

Key Programme Aspects

Trophy Shoot - FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022

FIFA distributes USD 209m to clubs across the world, with clubs from all 6 confederations receiving a share from the FIFA World Cup 2022. 

FIFA World Cup 2022™ Club Benefits Programme

How do clubs benefit from participating in the World Cup?

Frequently Asked Questions

Find out more about the programme

FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022™ Club Benefits Programme Report

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FIFA World Cup Club Benefits Programme

Official documents related to the programme

Ha Noi FC reap benefits of bountiful 2023 crop

Eight Ha Noi FC players competed at the Women’s World Cup 2023. The Vietnamese outfit was recompensed as part of the FIFA Club Benefits Programme. A total of USD 125,883.53 will be paid to the club.

Ha Noï FC / FIFA Women World Cup 23 Club Benefits Programme

Legacy benefits continue for clubs Down Under

Professional and grassroots clubs in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand have enjoyed a financial windfall with this week’s announcement of the recipients for the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup™ Club Benefits Programme. 

Detailed view of the corner flag with the FIFA Womens' World Cup 2023 tournament logo

Over 1,000 clubs from 48 countries receive share of FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023™ benefits

Following the record-setting FIFA Women’s World Cup Australia & New Zealand 2023™, 1,041 clubs from 48 FIFA Member Associations across all six confederations will receive a share of the revenue for the release of players who participated at the tournament.

Barbara Bonansea of Italy throws in

440 clubs globally receive share of over USD 200m in FIFA World Cup 2022™ benefits

Following the FIFA World Cup™, 440 clubs from 51 member associations across all six confederations will benefit from the FIFA Club Benefits Programme by receiving a share of the revenue for the release of players to participate at the final tournament.

Lionel Messi of Argentina lifts the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 Winner's Trophy

Gianni Infantino announces significant investment increase for FIFA Women’s World Cup™

Gianni Infantino has announced a significant increase in the funding for teams and players taking part in and contributing to the FIFA Women's World Cup Australia and New Zealand 2023™. 

FIFA President pictured with the FIFA Women's World Cup trophy and ball 

FIFA distributes more than USD 200m to clubs across the world

As part of its commitment to recognise the contribution football clubs make to the successful staging of the FIFA World Cup™, today FIFA started the application process for its Club Benefits Programme. USD 209 million will be distributed to clubs globally.

The World Cup Trophy before the Draw

FIFA begins distribution of funds for first ever FIFA Women's World Cup Benefits Programme 

“France 2019 was a watershed moment for women’s football,” said FIFA President Gianni Infantino. When the US team lifted the trophy in Lyon, the ground-breaking FIFA Women’s World Cup 2019™ came to a spectacular close. With a broadcast viewing figure...

Players of the USA lift the Women's World Cup Trophy

FIFA shares the benefits of Russia 2018 with 416 clubs around the globe

After staging an unforgettable 2018 FIFA World Cup™ in Russia, FIFA can today confirm the payments that will be made under the Club Benefits Programme, which will see a share of the revenues from the competition allocated to the clubs whose players c...

FIFA Club Benefits Programme

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