The Moroccan national team secured a financial grant after qualifying for the World Cup’s round of 16, after leading Group F with seven points.
FIFA grants the teams that qualified for the second round a financial grant of $13 million, with a total of $104 million for all teams who qualified for this round.
In the event of passing through to the quarter-finals, the value of the grant will rise to 17 million dollars, with a total of 68 million dollars for the qualified teams. The fourth-place finisher will receive $25 million, and the third-place finisher will receive $27 million.
The runner-ups will receive $30 million, and the winner will receive $42 million.
The current version of the World Cup finals held in Qatar is the most expensive tournament in terms of spending on prizes for the participants, as France, the champion of the World Cup in Russia in 2018, won a prize of $38 million, while runner-ups Croatia were granted 28 million dollars.
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