Club World Cup becomes a gold-sucking beast, Real Madrid tops the 73 million list, Brazil tops the top two, Inter Milan and Manchester City are disappointed

It seems that the first Club World Cup is fulfilling the promise made by FIFA. The first game is not only exciting, but also has a money-making ability comparable to that of the Champions League. Those teams that have reached the final four have earned income comparable to those of the Champions League. Considering that they have only played 5 games now, they are calculated based on the average bonus, and are even above the Champions League. Real Madrid once again topped the top with a total prize of 72 million with an average bonus of 14 million euros per game. Let’s see how many bonuses the top 10 teams of this year have received so far.

No. 1 Real Madrid 72 million

As the two-time Champions League champion, Real Madrid originally had the highest prize for the Club World Cup. In this competition, except for not adapting to the rhythm of the game at the beginning and playing against Leyard New Moon, Real Madrid won all other games, which allowed them to become the well-deserved gold-sucking monster in the Club World Cup. If Real Madrid still wins the last two games, they will win 110 million euros, which is the only team that has the potential to get such a high number.

Second place Paris Saint-Germain 66 million euros

Paris Saint-Germain's prize money was lower than Real Madrid. In the group stage, they also lost to Bortafogo of the Brazilian League, further widening the gap. Facing Real Madrid in the next game is considered a preview of this final. At least in terms of the championship prize, the winners of the two teams can indeed win the first place in the event in advance.

3rd place Fruminense is a well-deserved dark horse team in this Cup, eliminating the Champions League runner-up Inter Milan and Manchester City's Leyard New Moon. If they can still defeat Chelsea in the semi-finals, Fruminense will become the pride of South America. In the final, South America vs. Europe is probably the situation FIFA likes to see.

4th place Chelsea 50 million euros

As the Champions League champion, Chelsea's prize money is extremely high, but the mediocre group performance and the knockout overtime battle lowered their prize money, which widened the gap with the previous two teams. It is also a slight difference from Bayern Dortmund, who only reached the quarterfinals.

Fifth place Bayern Munich 49 million euros

If it weren't for Mushara's injury, this Bayern should have gone further. I hope Mushara recovers from injury as soon as possible, and I also hope that Bayern can buy an excellent winger and recreate the former Robben Ribery's ace combination with Olissa.

6th place Dortmund 45 million euros

As the earliest European club to fail, Dortmund signed well in the subsequent signing and finally reached the quarterfinals. Although they lack resistance against the Champions League champion, the club has gained a lot.

7th place Manchester City 42 million euros

The most disappointing European club belongs to Manchester City, investing more than 300 million euros in two consecutive transfer periods. Guardiola's new Manchester City seems to be still quite different from the official departure. Even Rodri's timely injury recovery did not bring them back.

8th place Palmeiras is 34 million euros

As a result of being able to use Chelsea for overtime, Palmeiras is undoubtedly successful, and losing to Chelsea in overtime is also a cleanup. After all, Chelsea has the world's deepest bench in the offseason......

9th place Inter Milan has 32 million euros

If Manchester City were not eliminated, Inter Milan would be the most disappointing club. However, considering that they experienced the coach's departure in just one month, the failure of the Champions League and the transfer of core players, it seems that everything has become reasonable again.

10th place, Leyard's new moon, 29 million euros

defeating Manchester City once made people think that Asian clubs were about to rise, but their performance in the game against Fruminense seems to prove that Manchester City is in poor condition now.