Many clubs around the world are awaiting financial rewards from the International Federation of Association Football (FIFA), as part of the Club Compensation Program designated for players’ participation with their teams in the 2026 World Cup Finals.
The program relies on granting clubs about $5,000 for every day the player spends with his country during the tournament, in addition to approximately $2,360 for each player in each qualifying match, provided that the player is registered with the club during that period. Period.
According to estimates published by The Athletic, Manchester City is at the top of the clubs that benefit most from the program, with expected revenues of about $4.4 million, followed by Barcelona with about $3.89 million, then Bayern Munich, which is expected to receive approximately $3.4 million.
With regard to Arab clubs, Al Hilal Saudi Arabia tops the list with expected revenues of about $2.3 million, while it is expected that Al-Ahly of Egypt will receive about two million dollars, followed by Al-Ahly of Saudi Arabia with about 1.8 million dollars, then Al-Nasr of Saudi Arabia with a total estimated at 1.7 million dollars.
Estimations also revealed that the Jordanian Al-Hussein Irbid Club is nominated to receive about 1.2 million dollars, which is the same amount expected to be received by Juventus of Italy, so that the Jordanian club registers a remarkable presence among the clubs that benefit most from the FIFA Club Compensation Program after the World Cup. 2026.