PSG vs. Chelsea: This is how much money the Club World Cup champion takes home.

The 2025 FIFA Club World Cup champion will be determined next Sunday, April 12, between Chelsea and Paris Saint-Germain in a star-studded duel. The two European giants are vying for the crown and the cash prize.

The competition distributed $1 billion among the 32 participating teams: $525 million was allocated based on participation, and $475 million based on athletic performance.

The champion secured fixed amounts of 7.5 million for qualifying for the round of 16, 13.1 million for advancing to the quarterfinals, 21 million for reaching the semifinals, and 40 million for winning the final.

In addition, both Chelsea and PSG, who won two group stage matches, added another 4 million, as they earned 2 million for each win in that round.

The runner-up receives the same prizes, but with 30 million for second place, instead of the 40 million that went to first place.

In another display that this time claimed the victim of a former ally, Kylian Mbappé, Paris Saint-Germain defeated Real Madrid 4-0 on Wednesday outside New York and advanced to the Club World Cup final.

Under a blazing sun at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, Luis Enrique's team crushed the American dream of Xabi Alonso and company with a first-half display that will allow them to meet Chelsea on Sunday in the final of the revamped FIFA tournament.

The Parisians won the eagerly awaited duel between the last two monarchs of the Old Continent with a double from the Spanish midfielder Fabián Ruiz ( 6 and 24) and goals from the imperial Ousmane Dembélé (9) and the Portuguese Gonçalo Ramos (87).

Should they defeat Chelsea in the final, PSG will complete a perfect season of winning titles, including the French league and their long-awaited first European Champions League crown. "We're just one game away not only from making history, but from making history in Paris, from a French club winning every tournament they've entered," said PSG manager Luis Enrique, acknowledging that this success has surprised even him.

"It's a pleasure to work in Paris as a coach. From the beginning, I had the support of the sporting directors and the president to achieve our goals, and honestly, we didn't expect to get such good results," the coach admitted.

Chelsea had little trouble beating Fluminense 2-0, leaving Colombians Jhon Arias, Gabriel Fuentes, and Kevin Serna without the opportunity to play in the grand final of this innovative competition format.

Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca celebrated his team's qualification for the Club World Cup final on Tuesday with a 2-0 win over Fluminense, highlighting the impressive performance of striker João Pedro , who came through the club's youth system.

"To be honest, this is a great achievement. It's been a fantastic season. We finished in the top four of the league, won the UEFA Conference League, and now we're in the final of this competition," the Italian coach told DAZN after the victory. "We're proud to be there in great condition," he added.

FIFA has scheduled the grand final for the 2025 edition of the tournament to be played on Sunday, July 13, starting at 2:00 p.m. (Colombian time).