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World Cup players to earn $5,000 each day for clubs from $355M FIFA fund

World Cup players to earn $5,000 each day for clubs from $355M FIFA fund
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FIFA has announced a $355 million fund to compensate clubs for releasing players to participate in the upcoming World Cup and qualifying matches. Clubs will receive approximately $5,000 per player per day, with Manchester City receiving the largest share.

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This financial distribution model highlights the massive economic scale of international soccer and the complex relationship between global governing bodies and professional clubs.

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GENEVA (AP) — Players at this month’s World Cup will earn their clubs about $5,000 per day from a $355 million FIFA fund.

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