Red Bull Salzburg collects almost 13 million euros for club World Cup!

Red Bull Salzburg collects almost 13 million euros for club World Cup!

USA - Red Bull Salzburg faces a financially lucrative appearance at the upcoming football club World Cup. As managing director Stephan Reiter announced in the program "Sport und Talk" at Servustv, the association receives an incidence fee of 12.8 million euros for participation in the tournament, which will take place from June 14th to July 13th in the USA. In total, the club World Cup includes 32 teams that fight for part of the huge prize money of $ 1 billion.

The anticipation is great for the players and fans of Salzburg. With an attractive format and well-known opponents, the group phase is against Real Madrid, Al-Hilal from Saudi Arabia and CF Pachuca from Mexico. This promises exciting encounters and not only represents a sporting challenge, but also an economic opportunity for the Austrian association.

distribution of prize money

The pick -up of money is also rewarded by the tournament mode. A team receives two million dollars per victory in the group phase, while a draw is rewarded with $ 1 million. Salzburg players can also expect $ 7.5 million for promotion to the round of 16 and $ 13.125 million for the quarter -finals.

FIFA recently confirmed this information and underlines the commitment to promote global club football. The overall bonus of $ 1,475 million is made up of $ 475 million for performance sharing and $ 525 million for participation in participation. FIFA President Gianni Infantino emphasizes that all income benefits directly to club football.

participation of other European clubs

Overall, the tournament is enriched by well -known clubs from Europe. Germany is represented by FC Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund. These teams will also be able to benefit from the high prize money. According to information, Bayern Munich is expected to take $ 30 million (approx. 27.8 million euros) through entry fee and bonus. CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen emphasizes that despite all the economic advantages, the sporting challenge should not be neglected.

The coming weeks will be decisive for Salzburg and the other participating teams. The club World Cup not only provides for high prize money, but also the opportunity to present itself on one of the greatest stages in football.