Breakdown of Club World Cup prize money: How much each team took home

Chelsea defeated Paris Saint-Germain 3-0 on Sunday in New Jersey to win the first-ever Club World Cup. With the victory, the Blues received a £31.25 million prize, which was a portion of the tournament’s overall earnings package of about £90 million.

Chelsea’s campaign generated approximately £90 million in total revenue, which included an estimated £23.4 million from FIFA for participation and £66.4 million in performance-based fixed payments.

Chelsea’s earnings breakdown:

Two victories in the group stage: £3.125m

Round of 16: £5.86 million

Quarter Finals: £10.25 million

Semi Finals: £16.4 million

Final victory: £31.25 million

The runners-up, PSG, took home an estimated £83.9 million.

How were the Club World Cup prizes given out?
While European teams earned between £10 million and £29.8 million, depending on FIFA’s commercial and sporting criteria, each South American club received a fixed £11.9 million for their participation.

By continent:

£10m to £29.8m for UEFA

CONMEBOL: £11.9 million

AFC, CAF, and CONCACAF: £7.45 million

OFC: £2.8 million

By stage of the tournament:

Group stage: £0.78m for a draw, £1.56m for a win

Round of 16: £5.86 million

Quarter Finals: £10.25 million

Semi Finals: £16.4 million

Runners-up: £23.4 million

£31.25 million was won.

Total Club Profits, rounded: