Chelsea will use a portion of Club World Cup bonuses paid to players to make a financial donation to family of Liverpool star

After winning FIFA's Club World Cup last month, Chelsea will use a portion of its bonus money for a good cause.

Chelsea will donate a part of their £11.4m bonus for winning the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 to the family of late Liverpool striker Diogo Jota

Chelsea were crowned Champions of the World earlier this month after an emphatic 3-0 win against Paris Saint-Germain in the Club World Cup final.

Both PSG and Chelsea have been dominate sides in the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 with only one loss each. In the semifinals, PSG rout Real Madrid 4-0 while Chelsea got better of Serie A side Fluminense.

President Donald Trump has suggested Chelsea will not receive the original Club World Cup trophy after winning the tournament on Sunday.

As he waved to the crowd at the FIFA Club World Cup on Sunday, July 13, Donald Trump got booed. Trump fueled another awkward moment at the tournament when he stood front and center as the winning team,

Jota and his brother died in a car accident in Spain on July 3, 10 days prior to Chelsea's Club World Cup final victory.

In a heartwarming gesture that is being applauded online, Chelsea players have decided to donate a share of FIFA Club World Cup bonuses to Diogo Jota’s family.

Chelsea has allocated $15.5 million in Club World Cup bonuses following their victory over Paris Saint-Germain. The bonus will be equally distributed

With the FIFA World Cup returning to cities in the U.S. in 2026, many wonder if soccer is ready to break into mainstream popularity in the nation. Will the sport finally blossom nationwide after years of consistent growth?