Brazil Is ‘The Most Expensive Team’ In The 2014 World Cup
According to Pluri Consultoria, Brazil is the most expensive team that will participate in the upcoming World Cup. They based this on calculating the market value.
Brazil has a market value of 507,8 million euros. Spain is the 2nd most expensive participant with a market value of 504 million euros and Argentina completes the top 3 with 475,2 million euro market value.
Lionel Messi is ‘The Most Expensive Player’ In The 2014 World Cup
According to Pluri Consultoria, Lionel Messi is the most expensive player that will participate in the World Cup. They based this again on calculating the market value. Lionel Messi has a market value of 139,6 million euros.
Cristiano Ronaldo is the 2nd most expensive player with a market value of 104,2 million euros and Neymar completes the top 3 with 67,4 million euro market value.
2014 World Cup Champions Will Win 35 Million US Dollars
The amount of 35 Million USD is higher than what Spain, the 2010 World Cup winner won 4 years ago. They claimed an amount of 31 Million USD. FIFA secretary general JerValcke stated the runners-up will claim 25 Million USD. The team winning the match for the third place will win 22 million USD and the 4th place country will win an amount of 20 Million USD. Each country which makes it to the knock-out stage will receive a guaranteed minimum of 8 Million USD. The total amount of money available for participating countries and clubs will be 576 Million USD. 4 years ago in the 2010 World Cup this amount was 420 Million USD. They will receive a total of 100 million USD for making their players available.
Vanishing Spray Will Be Used
To Provide A Temporary Visual
Marker
For the first time in World Cup history, vanishing spray will be used by referees in the 2014 World Cup. The water-based spray will be used to mark the position of the ball for a free-kick on the pitch. The spray will also mark the ten-yard line for the defending team during a free kick. This prevents from players to form a defensive wall to close to the ball. The spray appears as a white spot or line that automatically disappears in a minute. FIFA approved the spray for the 2014 World Cup after this has successfully been used at the 2013 FIFA U-20 World Cup, 2013 FIFA U-17 World Cup and 2013 FIFA Club World
Cup.
FIFA Will Ban Players From Showing Messages Under Football Shirts
Secretary general Jérôme Valcke announced that from June 1st 2014, footballers won’t be allowed to display messages underneath their
shirt. Jérôme Valcke stated the following:
“From now on there can be no slogan or image whatsoever on undergarments even good-natured ones. This will apply from 1st June and be in force for the World Cup”
Fabio Capello Is The Highest Paid 2014 World Cup Coach
The coach of Russia Fabio Capello earns a salary of $11,235,210 per year! Team bonuses are not even included in this amount! The 2014 World Cup coaches earn from
highest to lowest:
1. Fabio Capello, Russia — $11,235,210
763 times more than the average person in Russia
2. Roy Hodgson, England — $5,874,570
143 times more than the average person in England
3. Cesare Prandelli, Italy — $4,322,010
125 times more than the average person in Italy
4. Luiz Felipe Scolari, Brazil — $3,973,730
334 times more than the average person in Brazil
5. Ottmar Hitzfeld, Switzerland —
$3,745,130
46 times more than the average person in Switzerland
6. Joachim Löw, Germany — $3,602,460
82 times more than the average person in Germany
7. Vicente del Bosque, Spain — $3,386,270
113 times more than the average person in Spain
8. Louis van Gaal, Netherlands —
$2,738,060
57 times more than the average person in the Netherlands
9. Alberto Zaccheroni, Japan — $2,727,480
56 times more than the average person in Japan
10. Jurgen Klinsmann, United States —
$2,621,740
48 times more than the average person in the U.S.
11. Didier Deschamps, France —
$2,161,000
52 times more than the average person in the France
12. Paulo Bento, Portugal — $2,160,170
102 times more than the average person in Portugal
13. Carlos Queiroz, Iran — $2,098,060
293 times more than the average person in Iran
14. Jorge Sampaoli, Chile — $1,774,960
109 times more than the average person in Chile
15. Jose Pekerman, Colombia — $1,678,450
206 times more than the average person in Colombia
16. Ange Postecoglou, Australia —
$1,395,300
20 times more than the average person in Australia
17. Óscar Tabárez, Uruguay — $1,258,840
82 times more than the average person in Uruguay
18. Sabri Lamouchi, Ivory Coast —
$1,037,450
795 times more than the average person in Ivory Coast
19. Vahid Halilhodžić, Algeria —
$1,007,070
179 times more than the average person in Algeria
20. Marc Wilmots, Belgium — $864,400
19 times more than the average person in Belgium
21. Fernando Santos, Greece — $864,400
37 times more than the average person in Greece
22. Alejandro Sabella, Argentina —
$818,240
67 times more than the average person in Argentina
23. Hong Myung-bo, South Korea —
$795,250
34 times more than the average person in South Korea
24. Luis Fernando Suárez, Honduras — $629,420
258 times more than the average person in Honduras
25. Reinaldo Rueda, Ecuador — $566,480
100 times more than the average person in Ecuador
26. Jorge Luis Pinto, Costa Rica —
$440,590
45 times more than the average person in Costa Rica
27. Volke Finke, Cameroon - $394,440
322 times more than the average person in Cameroon
28. Stephen Keshi, Nigeria — $392,420
240 times more than the average person in Nigeria
29. Safet Susic, Bosnia and Herzegovina —
$352,470
74 times more than the average person in Bosnia and Herzegovina
30. Niko Kovac, Croatia — $271,740
19 times more than the average person in Croatia
31. James Kwesi Appiah, Ghana —
$251,770
150 times more than the average person in Ghana
32. Miguel Herrera, Mexico — $209,810
21 times more than the average person in Mexico
3 World Cup Qualifiers Will Have To Travel More Than 14,000 km In The World Cup
According to Brazilian newspaper Estado de SP , USA, Italy and Mexico are the only countries which will travel more than 14,000 km. Countries will travel in Brazil since the World Cup matches will be played in different cities. Belgium for example will only travel 1,984 kilometers for their group matches. This is far below the 7,525 km average for all 32 teams. Argentina will only travel 3,590 kilometers for their 3 group matches. Host country Brazil’s air miles are the closest to
the 7,525 km average.
According to Pluri Consultoria, Brazil is the most expensive team that will participate in the upcoming World Cup. They based this on calculating the market value.
Brazil has a market value of 507,8 million euros. Spain is the 2nd most expensive participant with a market value of 504 million euros and Argentina completes the top 3 with 475,2 million euro market value.
Lionel Messi is ‘The Most Expensive Player’ In The 2014 World Cup
According to Pluri Consultoria, Lionel Messi is the most expensive player that will participate in the World Cup. They based this again on calculating the market value. Lionel Messi has a market value of 139,6 million euros.
Cristiano Ronaldo is the 2nd most expensive player with a market value of 104,2 million euros and Neymar completes the top 3 with 67,4 million euro market value.
2014 World Cup Champions Will Win 35 Million US Dollars
The amount of 35 Million USD is higher than what Spain, the 2010 World Cup winner won 4 years ago. They claimed an amount of 31 Million USD. FIFA secretary general JerValcke stated the runners-up will claim 25 Million USD. The team winning the match for the third place will win 22 million USD and the 4th place country will win an amount of 20 Million USD. Each country which makes it to the knock-out stage will receive a guaranteed minimum of 8 Million USD. The total amount of money available for participating countries and clubs will be 576 Million USD. 4 years ago in the 2010 World Cup this amount was 420 Million USD. They will receive a total of 100 million USD for making their players available.
Vanishing Spray Will Be Used
To Provide A Temporary Visual
Marker
For the first time in World Cup history, vanishing spray will be used by referees in the 2014 World Cup. The water-based spray will be used to mark the position of the ball for a free-kick on the pitch. The spray will also mark the ten-yard line for the defending team during a free kick. This prevents from players to form a defensive wall to close to the ball. The spray appears as a white spot or line that automatically disappears in a minute. FIFA approved the spray for the 2014 World Cup after this has successfully been used at the 2013 FIFA U-20 World Cup, 2013 FIFA U-17 World Cup and 2013 FIFA Club World
Cup.
FIFA Will Ban Players From Showing Messages Under Football Shirts
Secretary general Jérôme Valcke announced that from June 1st 2014, footballers won’t be allowed to display messages underneath their
shirt. Jérôme Valcke stated the following:
“From now on there can be no slogan or image whatsoever on undergarments even good-natured ones. This will apply from 1st June and be in force for the World Cup”
Fabio Capello Is The Highest Paid 2014 World Cup Coach
The coach of Russia Fabio Capello earns a salary of $11,235,210 per year! Team bonuses are not even included in this amount! The 2014 World Cup coaches earn from
highest to lowest:
1. Fabio Capello, Russia — $11,235,210
763 times more than the average person in Russia
2. Roy Hodgson, England — $5,874,570
143 times more than the average person in England
3. Cesare Prandelli, Italy — $4,322,010
125 times more than the average person in Italy
4. Luiz Felipe Scolari, Brazil — $3,973,730
334 times more than the average person in Brazil
5. Ottmar Hitzfeld, Switzerland —
$3,745,130
46 times more than the average person in Switzerland
6. Joachim Löw, Germany — $3,602,460
82 times more than the average person in Germany
7. Vicente del Bosque, Spain — $3,386,270
113 times more than the average person in Spain
8. Louis van Gaal, Netherlands —
$2,738,060
57 times more than the average person in the Netherlands
9. Alberto Zaccheroni, Japan — $2,727,480
56 times more than the average person in Japan
10. Jurgen Klinsmann, United States —
$2,621,740
48 times more than the average person in the U.S.
11. Didier Deschamps, France —
$2,161,000
52 times more than the average person in the France
12. Paulo Bento, Portugal — $2,160,170
102 times more than the average person in Portugal
13. Carlos Queiroz, Iran — $2,098,060
293 times more than the average person in Iran
14. Jorge Sampaoli, Chile — $1,774,960
109 times more than the average person in Chile
15. Jose Pekerman, Colombia — $1,678,450
206 times more than the average person in Colombia
16. Ange Postecoglou, Australia —
$1,395,300
20 times more than the average person in Australia
17. Óscar Tabárez, Uruguay — $1,258,840
82 times more than the average person in Uruguay
18. Sabri Lamouchi, Ivory Coast —
$1,037,450
795 times more than the average person in Ivory Coast
19. Vahid Halilhodžić, Algeria —
$1,007,070
179 times more than the average person in Algeria
20. Marc Wilmots, Belgium — $864,400
19 times more than the average person in Belgium
21. Fernando Santos, Greece — $864,400
37 times more than the average person in Greece
22. Alejandro Sabella, Argentina —
$818,240
67 times more than the average person in Argentina
23. Hong Myung-bo, South Korea —
$795,250
34 times more than the average person in South Korea
24. Luis Fernando Suárez, Honduras — $629,420
258 times more than the average person in Honduras
25. Reinaldo Rueda, Ecuador — $566,480
100 times more than the average person in Ecuador
26. Jorge Luis Pinto, Costa Rica —
$440,590
45 times more than the average person in Costa Rica
27. Volke Finke, Cameroon - $394,440
322 times more than the average person in Cameroon
28. Stephen Keshi, Nigeria — $392,420
240 times more than the average person in Nigeria
29. Safet Susic, Bosnia and Herzegovina —
$352,470
74 times more than the average person in Bosnia and Herzegovina
30. Niko Kovac, Croatia — $271,740
19 times more than the average person in Croatia
31. James Kwesi Appiah, Ghana —
$251,770
150 times more than the average person in Ghana
32. Miguel Herrera, Mexico — $209,810
21 times more than the average person in Mexico
3 World Cup Qualifiers Will Have To Travel More Than 14,000 km In The World Cup
According to Brazilian newspaper Estado de SP , USA, Italy and Mexico are the only countries which will travel more than 14,000 km. Countries will travel in Brazil since the World Cup matches will be played in different cities. Belgium for example will only travel 1,984 kilometers for their group matches. This is far below the 7,525 km average for all 32 teams. Argentina will only travel 3,590 kilometers for their 3 group matches. Host country Brazil’s air miles are the closest to
the 7,525 km average.
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