The major awards and prize lists of the Club World Cup were released: Chelsea became the biggest winner, and the 26 teams exceeded 10 million in revenue

In the early morning of July 14, as Chelsea defeated Paris Saint-Germain 3-0 in the Club World Cup final, the first new version of the Club World Cup officially came to an end; in addition to the championship, the winning teams also received prizes and major awards, and Chelsea, which won the championship, naturally became the biggest winner.

The full bonus list was released: Chelsea ranked first with US$114.6 million, Paris was RMB106.9 million, and the 26 teams had a prize of more than US$10 million. In order to attract each team to participate in this Club World Cup, FIFA directly set $1 billion as the prize, of which $525 million is the guaranteed bonus for participating, and the other $475 million is the competitive performance bonus, which is determined by the victory in the group stage and the promotion in the knockout round. As the champion, Chelsea finally received a prize of up to $110 million; the Blues have now spent 240 million euros to introduce new players in the summer window, and the prize money after winning this time has been offset by half.

Paris Saint-Germain regretfully finished second and missed the first Club World Cup championship in team history. However, they also earned $100 million, which is the only team with a bonus of over 100 million. The next Real Madrid was 82 million and Fruminense was 60 million; the top 17 teams had revenues of more than 20 million; the 18-26 teams also reached 10 million; although Auckland City only got the lowest 4.58 million, an income was a huge sum of money for this semi-professional team.

Attachment: 2025 Club World Cup Prize List (Unit: USD)

1-Chelsea, 11463 million

2-Paris Grande, 10693 million

3-Real Madrid, 82.525 million

4-Frumenense, 60.835 million

5-Bayern, 58.225 million

6-Dotter, 52.325 million

7-Manchester City, 51.7 million

8-Palmeiras, 39.835 million

9-Inter Milan, 36.8 million

10-Riyadh Crescent, 34.175 million

11-Benfica, 29.9 million

12-Framengo, 27.71 million

13-Botafogo, 26.71 million

14-Juventus, 26.6 million

15-Porto, 24 million

16-Atletico Madrid, 23.7 million

17-Miami International, 21.05 million

19-Riverbed, 18.21 million

20-Boca Youth, 17.21 million

21-Salzburg Red Bull, 15.81 million

22-Mamerody Sunset, 12.55 million

23-Tunisian Hope, 11.55 million

23-Cairo Nationals, 11.55 million

23-Ain, 11.55 million

26-Los Angeles FC, 10.55 million

27-Siah Tubayan, 9.55 million

27 - Urawa Red Diamond, 9.55 million

27 - Ulsan HD, 9.55 million

27 - Casablanca Vidard, 9.55 million

27 - Pachuca, 9.55 million

32 - Oakland City, 4.58 million

Individual Awards, Palmer successfully won the Best Player and Golden Ball Award in this Club World Cup with his outstanding performance of 2 shots and 1 pass in the finals; and his three goals also occurred in the knockout round. At the same time, Chelsea goalkeeper Sanchez won the title of best goalkeeper. In the final, Sanchez played all over the game, contributing 6 saves to ensure the goal was not lost; the entire Club World Cup was 6 appearances, completing 3 clean sheets, and conceding 5 goals.

The winner of the Golden Boot is Real Madrid's 21-year-old Gonzalo Garcia. Garcia has played in 6 games in this Club World Cup, scoring a total of 4 goals and assists once; although Leonardo of Riyadh Crescent, Gilasi of Dortmund and Di Maria of Benfica scored 4 goals, according to FIFA's rules, the number of assists must be compared when the number of goals is the same, so Garcia successfully won the award with this only assist. The last newcomer title is Douai, which belongs to Paris Saint-Germain, and he is also the biggest favorite for this year's Golden Boy Awards.