J2/J3 League · Defender · #40 · Brazil · 30 yrs
Mendes is a defender. Mendes is a Brazilian international, 30 years old, defender. Mendes wears shirt number 40. Mendes was born in Brazil on 1995-04-25. Mendes is 190 cm cm tall and weighs 83 kg kg. Mendes's Sportra profile tracks season statistics across J2/J3 League, Emperor Cup, J1 League, J-League Cup. Mendes's page brings together career clubs, trophies, injury history, multi-competition stats, and related news headlines. On Sportra you can explore Mendes season statistics, transfer history, trophies, injury updates, and related news across every competition tracked in the profile.
Defender · #40
FC Barcelona, and Joan Laporta in particular, have a great relationship with super-agent Jorge Mendes, which means a number of his clients are offered to the Catalan club.Among the many Mendes clients...
The prize money earned by every team that was part of the 2026 World Cup. The final match of the 2026 World Cup has Spain and Argentina trying to lift the trophy, which comes with a huge prize money reward. For this competition, the winner is going to receive 50 million dollars. This comes thanks to the improved prize money pool, which increased by 50% from the previous edition to reach a total of 655 million dollars. Whoever loses the final is definitely going to leave upset after not being able to reach glory. For that team, the consolation prize in money is still going to be huge, with a total of 33 million dollars. The remaining prizes While there isn’t too much at stake in the third-place match in terms of the title, there is still a difference between finishing in those positions. The team that ends in third place gets 29 million dollars, with the fourth-place team receiving 27 million dollars. Bukayo Saka helped England end in the third place (Buda Mendes/Getty Images) These prizes aren’t just for the teams that reach the final stages of the competition, as every team that participated receives prize money even if they weren’t able to gain a single point. For the teams that finish from 5th to 8th, the prize is 19 million dollars. The teams in 9th to 16th place receive 15 million dollars, those who finish from 17th to 32nd get 11 million dollars, while teams from 33rd to 48th receive 9 million dollars. Minimum prize The entity also establishes a 1.5-million-dollar fee to cover preparation costs for this edition for every team. As the lowest positions get 9 million dollars, the minimum amount teams will receive in the competition is 10.5 million dollars, a sum that could be huge for some small federations that were part of it.
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