The winner of this summer's Club World Cup could win as much as $125 million from the tournament's $1 billion pot in total prize money, ensuring there will be a major financial incentive to participate in a competition that has been unpopular with many influential figures in the sport.

The huge financial incentives for lifting the Club World Cup this summer have been revealed after FIFA confirmed the winners stand to bank $125million (£97m) in prize money. The new 32-team tournament,

The winner of the FIFA Club World Cup will take home at least $125 million of a $1 billion prize pool this summer. Here's out it all breaks down.

Premier League clubs agreed to open the transfer window early for a 10-day period in June, ahead of the FIFA Club World Cup, before it reopens again on June 16, the league said on Thursday.

The Premier League transfer window at the end of the season will open earlier than usual to allow clubs participating in the Club World Cup to sign players beforehand. England's top-flight clubs voted on Thursday to temporarily open the window from June 1-10.

The Premier League will have two transfer windows this summer to allow Manchester City and Chelsea to register players for the Club World Cup.Chelsea and City are England's two representatives thanks to winning the Champions League in 2021 and 2023 respectively.