There is a lot of money to be made by teams competing at the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup across the USA this summer.

With a $1bn prize pot the Club World Cup has proved lucrative for those involved, but which club has profited the most?

The prize money on offer is not quite so life-changing for some of Europe’s elite, although no one is going to sniff at an extra eight-figure sum to call upon. PSG earned around $174.5 million for winning the Champions League and have amassed around a third of that tally by just reaching the quarterfinals.

Chelsea have already spent lavishly to the tune of more than £200million this summer, but the Blues will be glad to recoup some of that money through FIFA’s lucrative Club World Cup prize purse. How much exactly will they take home by the tournament’s end? Let’s find out.

Unfamiliar opponents have been a consistent theme through Chelsea’s run to the final. In four of their six matches in the Club World Cup, Chelsea have met their opponents for the first time in history. Only one side in their run, Benfica, they have met more than twice. But Enzo Maresca’s side handled their draw with relative ease.

Chelsea are into the Club World Cup final to play either Real Madrid or Paris Saint-Germain for an unprecedented amount of money. Some of the best players on the planet have been competing in

While this summer’s FIFA Club World Cup, being played out in the baking hot United States sunshine, may have had its fair share of controversy, for Chelsea it is allowing them to plot a path to future success.