FIFA will distribute approximately €187 million (USD 209 million) as compensation for the availability of 837 football players during the FIFA World Cup 2022, with each player receiving around €9,800 (USD 10,950) per day, regardless of individual playing time.
This amount per player will then be divided and paid to the clubs where each player was registered in the two years leading up to the final competition, according to a report released by FIFA.
PSG, having sent 11 players from their squad to the World Cup, including Messi and Mbappé who faced each other in the final, will receive €3.35 million. Among other clubs, Real Madrid will receive €3.36 million, while in Ligue 1, Marseille (€1.88 million) and AS Monaco (€1.6 million) are also set to receive compensation.
