FIFA World Cup 2022 Prizes at different stages

IKEJA, Nigeria - Dec. 15, 2022 - PRLog -- With the FIFA World Cup in Qatar nearing its end, viewers around the world are wondering what kind of prize awaits the winning team and their players. Each team competing in this year's World Cup, regardless of their end result, is guaranteed some amount of money in prize money, with the payouts increasing for each subsequent round of the tournament.

• For the group stage, any country that appears on the group stage that is any country that plays the 2022 World Cup will be given 9 million dollars each. Every team participating in the World Cup will be rewarded the sum of 9 million dollars regardless of their end result.
• For the round of 16 stages, every country that advances to this stage will be rewarded the sum of 13 million dollars regardless of their end result.
• For the quarterfinal stage, the countries that will advance to this stage will be rewarded the sum of 17 million dollars regardless of their end result.
• The country that takes fourth place that country will be rewarded the sum of 25 million dollars.
• For the third place, the country that takes this position will be rewarded the sum of 27 million dollars.
• For the runner-up, the runner-up country will be rewarded the sum of 30 million dollars.
• The winner of the FIFA World Cup 2022 will be rewarded the sum of 42 million dollars.

Overall, $440 million will be awarded to participating teams in the 2022 FIFA World Cup, marking an increase of $40 million from 2018's tournament. The prize money is on top of the salaries players receive from their national team. France star Kylian Mbappé reportedly earned around $22,300 per match in the 2018 World Cup. That was in addition to the roughly $350,000 bonus he got for winning the tournament. Mbappé then donated all of his World Cup winnings to the charity Premiers de Cordée, which offers free sports activities to disabled and hospitalized children in France.

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