FIFA warns clubs over World Cup losses
The International Federation of Football Associations ("FIFA") has warned clubs against any delay in verifying their players' data participating in the 2026 World Cup, reaffirming that such delays could result in the loss of their right to receive financial compensation amounting to hundreds of millions of dollars. FIFA clarified that clubs must activate accurate digital accounts and update their information through its electronic platform, as well as ensure that player listings match the federation's records. This is to guarantee the receipt of their entitlements from the compensation fund, which is estimated at $355 million. These measures are part of FIFA’s efforts to ensure the integrity of financial processes and prevent the loss of funds for each day players participate with their national teams in the tournament.
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