The 2026 FIFA World Cup is set to be a spectacle, with a record-breaking prize pool of $655 million up for grabs. But who will take home the biggest chunk of change? Well, that depends on who emerges victorious in the final match on Sunday. The winner will pocket a cool $50 million, while the runner-up will have to settle for a measly $33 million. But what's even more fascinating is the breakdown of the prize money and how it's distributed among the teams. For instance, did you know that England, who finished in 3rd place, received $29 million, while France, the 4th-place finisher, got $27 million? And that's not all - the USA TODAY app is your go-to source for all the action, offering award-winning coverage and more. So, get ready to cheer on your favorite team and see who takes home the ultimate prize!
