Nottingham Forest could be set for a financial boost after FIFA outlined their Club Benefits Programme ahead of the World Cup.
Club’s will pocket $10,000 (roughly £9,033) per player per day during the tournament, which is being held in Qatar this winter. And the Reds have several players who will hope to make the cut when national squads are named for the competition, including Wales internationals Brennan Johnson, Neco Williams and Wayne Hennessey.
FIFA have announced details of the programme, which will see $209 million (roughly £188.8m) distributed to clubs across the world whose players will take part in next month’s World Cup. Compensation will be paid to all clubs for which a player has played in the two years prior to the competition.
