Fluminense Surpasses R$300 Million in Club World Cup Prize Money — See the Figures
Fluminense continues to make history at the FIFA Club World Cup. After eliminating Al-Hilal with a 2-1 victory this Friday (4), Renato Portaluppi’s team secured a place in the semifinals and a substantial financial reward.
With the result, Tricolor das Laranjeiras has already earned approximately R$329 million in prize money. The semifinal qualification alone is worth 21 million dollars, around R$113 million at the current exchange rate historic figures for the club from Rio de Janeiro.
By reaching the World Cup semifinals, Fluminense has surpassed the total amount it received for winning the 2023 Copa Libertadores, which had guaranteed R$194 million.
Fluminense’s Next Challenge
Fluminense now awaits the winner of the Palmeiras vs Chelsea quarterfinal to learn its semifinal opponent. The match will take place next Tuesday (8), at 4 p.m. (Brasília time), at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey.
Breakdown of World Cup Performance Bonuses
- Group Stage (three matches): USD 2 million per win / USD 1 million per draw
- Round of 16: + EUR 7.5 million
- Quarter-finals: + EUR 13.1 million
- Semifinals: + USD 21 million
- Runner-up: + USD 30 million
- Champion: + USD 40 million
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