Vanuatu players receive significant bonuses for OFC Nations Cup historic performance

Vanuatu’s national football team players have received substantial financial rewards for their performance in the OFC Nations Cup. Each player was awarded VT190,000 for their efforts, as reported by the Vanuatu Daily Post. The value converted into US Dollars is around U$ 1.580.

“The Vanuatu Football Federation (VFF) confirmed the payment as a recognition of the players’ hard work and commitment during the competition,” stated the Vanuatu Daily Post. The bonuses are seen as a significant gesture to boost the morale and motivation of the team as they prepare for future tournaments. It was added that “the payments were sourced through the sponsorship from Prince Albert II of Monaco facilitated by the Ministry of Finance, and the Vanuatu Football Federation (VFF)“.

The financial reward was facilitated by the government, acknowledging the team’s impressive display at the Nations Cup. “The Minister of Youth and Sports, Honorable Tomker Netvunei, expressed his gratitude towards the players for their dedication and hard work,” noted the Vanuatu Daily Post.

The Vanuatu team had a commendable run in the OFC Nations Cup, making it to the semi-finals and showcasing their growing talent and competitive spirit. This achievement has been met with widespread praise, with the government and the VFF taking active steps to support and encourage the national team.

“This financial reward is a testament to the government’s and the federation’s commitment to developing football in Vanuatu and ensuring that the players’ efforts do not go unnoticed,” highlighted the Vanuatu Daily Post. The VFF’s decision to award these bonuses underscores their dedication to bolstering the national team’s morale as they look ahead to future competitions.