FIFA details Infantino’s $6m deal with 33% Club World Cup bonus increase
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FIFA's latest accounts reveal that President Gianni Infantino received a $6 million pay package in the past year, including a 33% bonus increase to $2.78 million. His base salary remained at $3.3 million. The bonus increase coincided with FIFA organizing its first month-long Club World Cup in the United States, which added approximately $2 billion to FIFA's revenue. FIFA projects $14 billion in revenue for the 2027-2030 cycle, which includes the men's and women's World Cups and another Club World Cup. FIFA plans to allocate $2.7 billion of this revenue to its member federations and football bodies, a 20% increase. The 2030 Men's World Cup will be co-hosted by Spain, Portugal, and Morocco, with single games in Argentina, Paraguay, and Uruguay.
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