Morocco’s march to the 2026 World Cup quarter-finals has brought both sporting success and a major financial reward. After beating Canada 3-0 in Houston, the Atlas Lions secured a total payout of $31.5 million from FIFA.
The figure includes $19 million for reaching the quarter-finals, along with FIFA’s fixed payments of $10 million for qualification and $2.5 million for tournament preparation. That means Morocco have already turned their strong run into one of the most lucrative campaigns in the country’s football history.
The prize money can still grow quickly. A fourth-place finish would raise the total to $39.5 million, while third place would take it to $41.5 million. The runner-up will collect $45.5 million overall, and the world champions will finish with a massive $62.5 million.
Beyond the money, Morocco’s progress keeps alive their broader World Cup dream. They now face France in a high-profile quarter-final in Boston next Thursday, where another victory would not only extend their historic run but also push their earnings even higher. For the Atlas Lions, the tournament has become a perfect mix of pride, momentum and financial gain.
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