After the 2022 Qatar World Cup group was announced, FIFA announced the prize money distribution plan.
It is understood that the total prize money of the Qatar World Cup is 440 million US dollars (about 2.8 billion yuan), the champion will receive 42 million US dollars (about 267 million yuan), the runner-up is 30 million US dollars, and the third place is 27 million US dollars.
Compared with the last World Cup in Russia, FIFA has significantly increased the proportion of prize money, and the championship prize money has risen by $7 million. The runner-up prize money is also close to the championship prize money of the World Cup in Russia.
At present, Brazil, France and England are all among the top champions, and Germany, Spain and Argentina are also regarded as potential stocks to win the championship.
Because the results of the asian top four are not ideal, the prospect of group qualification is not optimistic, and the possibility of collective running is large.
According to the prize money distribution plan, all participating teams in this World Cup can receive huge prize money, and the minimum prize money is also 9 million US dollars.
In addition to the champions, runners-up, quarters and temples, the teams that won the fifth to eighth places received $17 million per team;
9th to 16th place, $13 million per team;
Seventeenth to thirty-second place, $9 million per team.
Before the Start of the World Cup, all 32 participating teams will receive $1.5 million to prepare for the World Cup.
Currently, Brazil in Group G, France and England in the same group as Iran are among the top picks.
Argentina, which drew the top pick, are also seen as potential stocks to win the title, but the Pampas Eagles must ensure that the group qualifies first to avoid hitting France prematurely.
Although Germany and Spain are in the same group, in terms of strength, these two teams are likely to qualify from this group in the end.
After the quarter-finals, Germany and Spain may encounter Belgium, Croatia, and the european final four, which is worth looking forward to.
In contrast, the prospects for five Asian teams to advance to the knockout rounds are less optimistic.
Japan was divided into Spain and Germany, the group of deaths. After the results of the draw were released, the japanese team coach Moriho, who was sitting on the stage, changed his face. Saudi Arabia is in the same group as Argentina, Poland and Mexico, and the hope of qualifying is equally slim.
As for South Korea, it is difficult to meet the same group of opponents such as Portugal, Uruguay and Ghana, although it has begun to target the group.
In Group B, Iran is still more likely to break out of the encirclement in the face of England and the United States, becoming the only Asian team to qualify for the knockout rounds.