How much money they can still win at FIFA Club World Cup REVEALED

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Mamelodi Sundowns are making big money at the FIFA Club World Cup in the USA.

Mamelodi Sundowns have already made over R200 million at the FIFA Club World Cup.

Interestingly, this comes after just one match – a morale-boosting 1-0 victory over Uldan in their Group F opener. Though, it must be noted that The Brazilians received over R170 million as a participation fee for qualifying for the CWC.

R70 MILLION UP FOR GRABS FOR SUNDOWNS

Sundowns secured over R35 million for their victory over Uldan.

Thus, bringing their total earnings for the FIFA Club World Cup to over R200 million (R170 million for participation and over R35 million for their win).

However, Sundowns still have a lot to play for – in every way. The Brazilians have over R70 million up for grabs in their next two Group F encounters against Borussia Dortmund and Fluminense. This is because FIFA has allocated over R35 million per win to any of the 32 sides at the FIFA Club World Cup. Meanwhile, even a draw could see Sundowns pocket almost R18 million (R17.9 million).

BRAZILIANS TO WAVE SA FLAG IN USA

The reigning defending Betway Premiership champions have dominated the PSL for eight years now. Eight titles on the trot and now they are representing South Africa on the international stage.

So, they will want to make the whole of SA proud with every minute they play. The further they make it, the more money they will make, the higher the player stocks will rise and the higher the club rankings and reputations will soar.

En route to qualifying for the FIFA Club World Cup these Sundowns stars have become the most valuable stars in the PSL – worth more than double Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates most expensive players.