FIFA Confirms $125M Top Prize for 2025 Club World Cup Winner

The tournament, set to begin in June in the U.S., will feature record-breaking $1 billion in prize money and a $250M global solidarity program.

FIFA has finalized the prize money distribution for the 2025 Club World Cup, with the winning team earning up to $125 million.
The total $1 billion prize pool includes $525 million in guaranteed participation fees and $475 million in performance-based rewards.
European clubs will receive the highest participation fees, ranging from $12.81 million to $38.19 million, while South American teams will get $15.21 million each.
Teams from North America, Central America, the Caribbean, Africa, and Asia will receive $9.55 million each, and Oceania's Auckland City will earn $3.58 million.
FIFA will allocate $250 million from tournament revenue to a global solidarity program for club football development, redistributing all proceeds without retaining profits.