FIFA has revealed the prize money distribution for the 2026 World Cup, which will be jointly hosted by the United States, Canada, and Mexico. The total prize pool and individual payouts have not been fully detailed, but FIFA confirmed a record amount will be awarded to the tournament’s champion. This announcement comes as preparations intensify for the expanded 48-team competition, set to begin on June 11th. The increased financial incentives aim to further motivate participating nations and reflect the growing commercial success of the World Cup. Further details regarding prize money for teams eliminated in earlier rounds are expected to be released by FIFA in the coming months. The competition’s expanded format is anticipated to generate significant revenue.