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Morocco emerge Africa’s highest earner with $31.5m

Moroccan players celebrating a goalMorocco have become Africa’s highest-earning national team across the last two FIFA World Cups, after collecting a combined $58m in prize money from their historic 2022 and 2026 campaigns, PUNCH Sports Extra reports. The Atlas Lions earned $31.5m for reaching the quarter-finals of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, adding to the $26.5m they received after their fourth-place finish at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. The 2026 sum comprised a $10m base participation fee, a $2.5m preparation grant, and $19m in performance prize money for advancing to the last eight. The achievement reflects Morocco’s consistency on the world stage, having become the first » Read More

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