FIFA will award a record $2.3 million to the winner of the inaugural Women's Champions Cup next week. The governing body revealed a total prize fund of $3.9 million for the six-team tournament, which serves as a precursor to a planned Women's Club World Cup in 2028.

The final at Arsenal's stadium on February 1 features the champion taking home the top payout, while the runner-up receives $1 million. This financial commitment marks a significant investment in the growing women's club football landscape, aiming to elevate the sport's profile and attract top talent.

Semifinals are set for Wednesday at Brentford's stadium, with European champions Arsenal facing Morocco's ASFAR and Gotham FC playing Brazil's Corinthians. The prize money structure, including payments for semifinalists and early-round teams, is a clear statement of FIFA's commitment to the women's game's future.