England will face Spain in the final of the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 on Sunday at Stadium Australian in Sydney.
FIFA has already confirmed that US$110 million in total prize money has been allocated for the mega event.
Here's how much each team will earn depending on their progress at the tournament.
Group stage: $1,560,000
Round of 16: $1,870,000
Quarter-finals: $2,180,000
Fourth: $2,455,000
Third: $2,610,000
Runners-up: $3,015,000
Champions: $4,290,000
Here's how much each player will earn depending on their progress at the tournament.
Group stage: $30,000
Round of 16: $60,000
Quarter-finals: $90,000
Fourth: $165,000
Third: $180,000
Runners-up: $195,000
Champions: $270,000
Shedding light on the allocation of player prize money, FIFA president Gianni Infantino, said: “Under this unprecedented new distribution model, each individual player at the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 can now fully rely on remuneration for their efforts as they progress through the tournament.
"The captain that ultimately lifts the iconic FIFA Women’s World Cup Trophy on August 20 in Sydney will receive $270,000, as will each of her 22 teammates.
“The global salary of women’s professional footballers is approximately $14,000 annually so the amounts allocated under this unprecedented new distribution model will have a real and meaningful impact on the lives and careers of these players.
"Beyond this, all member associations will also receive a record financial distribution based on their performance, which they can use to reinvest back into football in their countries and which we believe will help to propel the women’s game even further.”