The winner of this summer's Club World Cup could win as much as $125 million from the tournament's $1 billion pot in total prize money, ensuring there will be a major financial incentive to participate in a competition that has been unpopular with many influential figures in the sport.

The winner of the FIFA Club World Cup will take home at least $125 million of a $1 billion prize pool this summer. Here's out it all breaks down.

The winner of FIFA’s first 32-team Club World Cup in the United States could earn $125 million as details of a $1 billion prize money fund were finally published

The 2026 World Cup will have a record 48 teams, and Japan became the first nation excluding the three hosts to secure a spot. Other teams could follow in the current international window. Next year's tournament in the United States, Mexico and Canada kicks off on June 11 and the final will take place on July 19.

So far, seven teams have made the cut for next year's FIFA World Cup. This includes the co-host nations of United States, Mexico, Canada

BBC Sport looks at who has booked a place at the 2026 World Cup already, and how qualifying works around the world.