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La Roja's $50M Prize
Spain's national team won the 2026 World Cup, securing their first title in 16 years. They received a financial reward of $50 million, the largest prize awarded in the tournament's history. The International Federation of Football Associations (FIFA) increased the total prize money to $871 million, with an unprecedented participation of 48 teams for the first time. The runners-up, Argentina, received $33 million, the English team was awarded $29 million, and France received $27 million. Meanwhile, teams eliminated in the quarter-finals and beyond shared amounts ranging from $11 to $19 million. FIFA also provided financial support to all teams to cover preparation and training costs, aiming to make the 2026 edition the most expensive and generous in World Cup history.
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