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champions of the Premier League City was the only squad with 16 players in Qatar.

France defeats Morocco to go to an exhilarating final versus Argentina.

Of the $27 million that Fifa gave to Premier League teams as World Cup-related compensation, Manchester City received the highest money.

The Club Benefits Programme of Fifa offers incentives to any side that releases players for the World Cup.

The amount given to clubs is determined by how long a player is away at the competition, with about $10,000 being paid out per day.

This implies that a club with just one player competing in the World Cup final or third-place play-off could be compensated with about $370,000.

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Payments are occasionally divided among a player’s past teams, although Manchester City, the defending Premier League winners, are at the top of the list.

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More than any other Premier League team, City sent 16 players to the World Cup in Qatar.

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With the exception of striker Julian Alvarez, who led Argentina to the championship game, several other City players advanced to the quarterfinals, including Englishmen Kyle Walker, John Stones, Jack Grealish, Phil Foden, and Kalvin Phillips, Portuguesemen Ruben Dias, Joao Cancelo, and Bernardo Silva, as well as Dutch and Brazilian players Nathan Ake and Ederson.

As a result, City will earn the largest amount of compensation of any Premier League team, roughly $4 million.

Given that Chris Mephams and Kieffer Moore’s involvement with Wales only extended through the group stages, Bournemouth, which sent only two players to Qatar, received the least amount of support.

Premier League clubs received payment for the World Cup.

Manchester City – $4m

Chelsea – $2.86m

Manchester City – $2.65

Tottenham – $2.4m

Liverpool – $1.8m

Arsenal – $1.57m

Wolves – $1.54m

Leicester – $1.4m

Brighton – $1.35m

Fulham – £1.3m

Brentford – $1.1m

West Ham – $1m

Newcastle – $900,000

Aston Villa – $810,000

Everton – $690,000

Crystal Palace – $650,000

Leeds – $620,000

Nottingham Forest – $480,000

Southampton – $420,000

Bournemouth – $270,000

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