Teams eliminated in the group stage of the World Cup receive $9 million for participation. This applies to nations like Panama, Curacao, and Haiti, who did not advance beyond the initial phase. The amount awarded covers expenses and acknowledges their competitive effort. However, teams progressing to subsequent rounds earn significantly more, with increased payouts for reaching the Round of 16, quarterfinals, semifinals, and ultimately, the final. Information regarding Mexico’s earnings specifically, based on their performance so far in the tournament, is currently being tracked. Further details on the complete prize money distribution structure will be released as the competition unfolds. This initial allocation highlights the financial incentives for success in the World Cup.