All 384 clubs across Europe that were represented
in Russia will receive a compensation package of
£6,460-per-day for every player released

Premier League clubs are set for a World Cup
windfall after the tournament came to an end in
Russia on Sunday.
France claimed the trophy as they beat Croatia
4-2 in a thrilling final in Russia.
For some, attention is already turning back to
club matters with the start of the Premier League
season less than four weeks away.

All 384 clubs across Europe that were represented
in Russia will receive a compensation package of
£6,460-per-day for every player released for this
summer's tournament.
And England's top-flight clubs will benefit the
most by receiving almost a fifth of the
£157million to be handed out.
Here is how much the top 10 English will earn
1. Manchester City - £3.9m (16 players)
2. Chelsea - £3.5m (11 players)
3. Tottenham - £3.4m (12 players)
4. Manchester United - £2.9m (11 players)
5. Liverpool - £2.1m (7 players)
6. Arsenal - £1.9m (8 players)
7. Leicester - £1.8m (8 players)
8. Stoke - £987,000 (4 players)
9. Swansea - £902,000 (4 players)
10. Southampton - £825,000 (4 players)

NOTE - The calculations have been done by
Berlin-based communications specialists Tonka
with regard to cash set aside by FIFA through
their World Cup benefits programme.
The amount that each club receives depends on
the number of players they have at the
tournament, starting two weeks before it kicks
off, and how far those players progress.
FIFA began making payments on May 31 and
they end one day after the player exits the
tournament.
Further details can be found here
https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/how-much-money-your-club-12928324

Where the hell are the Spanish teams?

more Place Club Total 1 Manchester City £3.904.400 2 Real Madrid £3.816.300 3 FC Chelsea £3.504.500 4 Tottenham Hotspurs £3.397.000 5 FC Barcelona £3.234.300 6 Paris Saint-Germain £3.191.100 7 Manchester United £2.960.100 8 AS Monaco £2.654.500 9 Atlético Madrid £2.361.900 10 Juventus Turin £2.200.400 11 FC Bayern München £2.078.200 12 FC Liverpool £2.058.700 13 FC Arsenal £1.982.500 14 Leicester City £1.778.900 15 FC Porto £1.735.900 16 Inter Mailand £1.723.000 17 Al-Hilal Riad £1.625.800 18 Benfica Lissabon £1.563.900 19 BVB Dortmund £1.515.500 20 Lokomotiv Moskau £1.509.000 21 Al-Ahli Dschidda £1.483.900 22 Borussia Mönchengladbach £1.462.800 23 El Ahly Kairo £1.383.900 24 Olympique Marseille £1.322.900 25 SSC Neapel £1.295.100 26 AC Mailand £1.282.200 27 Sporting Lissabon £1.273.600 28 FC Sevilla £1.147.500 29 Zenit St.Petersburg £1.082.000 30 RSC Anderlecht £1.064.900 31 AC Florenz £1.064.600 32 FK Krasnodar £1.027.200 33 ZSKA Moskau £1.006.800 34 Stoke City £987.400 35 Zamalek SC £967.800 36 AS Rom £959.400 37 Celtic Glasgow £916.500 38 Eintracht Frankfurt £907.800 39 UC Sampdoria Genua £905.700 40 Boca Juniors £903.500 41 Swansea City £902.400 42 Feyenoord Rotterdam £864.700 43 FC Toulouse £862.700 44 FC Kopenhagen £832.500 45 FC Southampton £824.000 46 RB Leipzig £802.400 47 Tigres UANL £795.800 48 Ajax Amsterdam £778.800 49 FC Bologna £770.100 50 Celta Vigo £757.300