Manchester United will receive more compensation from FIFA for releasing their players at future World Cups.
The club had 15 players in Qatar and as a result, they received £2.15 million ($2.65m) from world football's governing body through their Club Benefits Programme. Only Manchester City (£3.25m; $4m) and Chelsea (£2.32m; $2.86m) received more than United.
FIFA pays clubs for every day an individual is away on international duty during a tournament and that figure will be significantly higher come the 2026 tournament in the USA, Canada and Mexico.
