FIFA to compensate clubs for their players' performance at the 2022 World Cup: who will receive the

FIFA has released a report detailing the payments to clubs for having their players play in the 2022 World Cup.

England's Manchester City ($4,596,445) will receive the most compensation, followed by Barcelona ($4,538,955), Bayern Munich ($4,331,809), Real Madrid ($3,836,302) and PSG ($3,835,389).

In total, FIFA will divide $290 million between the clubs. The payments will go to 440 teams from 51 countries.

According to the regulations, the organization pays $10,950 per player per day, regardless of his playing time during the tournament.

The amount will be divided and distributed based on the player's registration with the club two years before the World Cup.

The money will be transferred through the national soccer federations. Similar payments are expected at the 2026 and 2030 World Cups, 355 million dollars after each tournament.

Recall that the World Cup was won by the national team of Argentina, which in the final in a penalty shootout was stronger than the French.