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However, based on standard football regulations and reporting around this topic, here is how club compensation works when players are injured on international duty:

Do clubs get compensation for international duty injuries?

Yes, clubs can receive compensation through the FIFA Club Protection Programme (CPP).

How the FIFA Club Protection Programme works:

• Waiting Period: The insurance coverage only begins after a player has been sidelined for more than 28 consecutive days due to an injury sustained while representing their national team.

• Coverage Scope: It covers injuries that occur during official matches or training sessions on the FIFA international match calendar, starting from when the player is released by the club until they return.

• What is Paid: The programme compensates the club for the player’s fixed basic salary during the period of disability (after the initial 28-day threshold). It does not cover performance bonuses, appearance fees, or medical treatment expenses.

• Payout Caps:

  • Daily cap: Up to a maximum of €20,548 per day.

  • Maximum per player: Capped at €7.5 million for a single injury (covering up to a maximum duration of 365 days).

  • Global annual fund: FIFA allocates an overall maximum budget across all clubs worldwide (roughly €80 million per year).

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