Fifa will distribute over $ 200 million to clubs around the world as part of its club benefits program.
Clubs will be compensated for each day the players stay in the competition, including the official preparation period.
This was announced in a press release by the same body that manages football in the world.
For the first time - Fifa says - clubs will be able to apply in digital format, through the Fifa Professional Football Landscape.
As part of its commitment to recognize the contribution that football clubs make to the success of the World Cup, Fifa today launched the application procedure for its Club benefits program, which provides for the distribution of 209 million dollars to clubs Worldwide.
This initiative has already seen 416 clubs from 63 affiliated associations benefit from the same sum after the 2018 World Cup. The clubs will be able to apply and will receive around 10 thousand dollars for each of the days in which their own player will be involved with their national team in the World Cup. in Qatar and the official preparation period.
The compensation will be paid to all clubs for which the player has played in the two years preceding the 2022 World Cup.
The Club Benefits Program is part of a broader collaboration agreement between Fifa and the European Club Association, first launched ahead of the 2010 World Cup and further extended in 2015 to cover both the 2018 and 2022 World Cups.