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The article concerns the gains of Arab national teams from the 2026 World Cup, where Arab teams earned a total of 81 million dollars in prize money from the tournament. The Moroccan national team topped the list of Arab teams after reaching the quarter-finals, receiving 20.5 million dollars. Egypt ranked second after reaching the Round of 16, earning 16.5 million dollars, followed by Algeria with 12.5 million dollars. Saudi Arabia, Tunisia, and Jordan each received 10.5 million dollars, which is the minimum allocated to teams eliminated in the group stage. The 2026 edition is the largest in terms of financial rewards, with a total prize fund exceeding 727 million dollars—a rise of over 50% compared to 2022. The expansion to 48 teams aims to boost the financial returns for national football associations.
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