Club América's Costly Club World Cup No-Show: Millions Lost in Missed Opportunity

Club América's Absence from Club World Cup Cost Millions, TUDN Analysis Reveals Mexico City—Club América's decision to forgo participation in the recent Club World Cup has resulted in significant financial losses, according to a recent analysis by TUDN's sports program, "LaRepe." The program estimated that the club missed out on potential earnings in the tens of millions of dollars. The analysis detailed various revenue streams, including prize money, which alone could have reached millions. Sponsorships and broadcasting rights would have generated additional income. "They could have earned 9.5 million dollars just for participating," stated one of the analysts on the show. The analysis also explored the potential revenue from advancing in the tournament, estimating further millions in earnings if the team had reached the Round of 16. This missed opportunity highlights the financial stakes involved in international club competitions. The analysis serves as a reminder of the significant financial implications of decisions made at the highest levels of professional sports.