World cup 2018: Qualified nations will pocket a whooping sum of $12 million


The thirty-two teams that will represent their countries at next summer's World cup in Russia will be paid a whooping sum of $12 million, according to study.

The study revealed that qualified nations to the mundial next year will takes home the sum of $12 million each, which may increase in the knockout stage.

The preparation fee for the qualified teams is also set at $2 million. While the 16 eliminated teams in the group stage would pocket a minimum of $10 million each.

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