It’s official! The bonuses for Ivorian players for the 2014 World Cup have been announced, as confirmed by the Minister of Sports, Alain Lobognon, on his Twitter account. These bonuses remain the same as those of the previous edition, totaling 50 million CFA francs or approximately 76,000 euros.
Additionally, Lobognon specified that the target bonuses would range between 16.5 and 65 million CFA francs (from 25,000 to 100,000 euros) and will be provided by the Ivorian Federation.
Here are the details shared by Alain Lobognon on Twitter:
- The bonuses include three types: qualification, selection, and objective.
- The government will pay the qualification bonuses to 30 players and the selection bonuses to the 23 selected for the World Cup 2014.
- Target bonuses vary from 16.5 to 65 million FCFA to be paid to each player.
- The selection bonus paid in 2006 and 2010 is renewed: 50 million FCFA for each player.
Tags: Alain Lobognon Côte d’Ivoire World Cup Minister of Sports
