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US Soccer to split World Cup prize money with women's team

U.S. Soccer will equally divide the prize money earned by the men's national team from their World Cup run with the women's national team. The men's team earned $16 million, meaning each of the women's team players will receive $246,000.

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US Soccer to split World Cup prize money with women's team

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What Happened

U.S. Soccer has announced that it will split the prize money earned by the men's national soccer team (USMNT) from their World Cup participation equally with the women's national soccer team. The USMNT earned $16 million from their World Cup performance.

This decision means that the women's team players will each receive $246,000 from the prize money. The agreement ensures a more equitable distribution of World Cup earnings between the two national teams.

Key Facts

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    U.S. Soccer will split World Cup prize money equally between the men's and women's national teams.

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    The men's national team earned $16 million from the World Cup.

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    Each player on the women's national team will receive $246,000.

  4. 4

    The distribution applies to the prize money from the men's World Cup run.

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Highlights that the U.S. Soccer Federation will divide the $16 million earned by the men's team from the World Cup with the women's team, resulting in $246,000 per player for the women.
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Reports that U.S. Soccer will distribute $16 million in prize money from the men's World Cup run, with each women's player receiving $246,000.
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USMNT World Cup prize money revealed as U.S. Soccer to split it with the women team
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U.S. women players to receive $246K apiece from men's World Cup run

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USMNT World Cup prize money revealed as U.S. Soccer to split it with the women team
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U.S. women players to receive $246K apiece from men's World Cup run

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