FIFA World Cup 2018 Referees Salaries Detailed in FULL

FIFA World Cup 2018 Referees Salaries Detailed in FULL

Let's take a look at the FIFA World Cup 2018 Referees Salaries as well as FIFA World Cup 2018 Assistant Referees Salaries.

Referees at the World Cup in Russia were drawn from all the six continental federations that operate under FIFA.

The confederations AFC, CAF, CONCACAF, and CONMEBOL each brought six referees. UEFA sent 10 officials which is more than any other confederation, while the OFC is sent just 2 referees.

Conspicuously absent from the soccer referee salary list are referees from the United Kingdom.

In the FIFA World Cup 2010 and 2014, the referees were paid $50,000.

And this number is increased for the 2018 World Cup final referee salary where referees earned $70,000 plus a match fee of $3,000 per match.

Below are FIFA World Cup 2018 Referees Salaries:

No.

Referee

Confederation / Country

Salary

 1

Fahad Al-Mirdasi

AFC / Saudi Arabia

$70,000

 2

Alireza Faghani

AFC / Iran

$70,000

 3

Ravshan Irmatov

AFC / Uzbekistan

$70,000

 4

Mohammed Abdulla Mohamed

AFC / United Arab Emirates

$70,000

 5

Ryuji Sato

AFC / Japan

$70,000

 6

Nawaf Abdulla Shukralla

AFC / Bahrain

$70,000

 7

Medhi Abid Sharef

CAF / Algeria

$70,000

8

Malang Diedhiou

CAF / Senegal

$70,000

 9

Bakary Papa Gassama

CAF / Gambia

$70,000

 10

Ghead Grisha

CAF / Egypt

$70,000

 11

Janny Sigazwe

CAF / Zambia

$70,000

 12

Bamlak Tessema Wayesa

CAF / Ethiopa

$70,000

 13

Joel Aguilar

CONCACAF / El Salvador

$70,000

 14

Mark W. Geiger

CONCACAF / USA

$70,000

 15

Jair Marrufo

CONCACAF / USA

$70,000

 16

Ricardo Montero

CONCACAF / Costa Rica

$70,000

 17

John Pitti

CONCACAF / Panama

$70,000

 18

Cesar Arturo Ramos Palazuelos

CONCACAF / Mexico

$70,000

 19

Julio Bascunan

CONCACAF / Chile

$70,000

 20

Enrique Caceres

CONCACAF / Paraguay

$70,000

 21

Andres Cunha

CONCACAF / Uruguay

$70,000

 22

Nestor Pitana

CONCACAF / Argentina

$70,000

 23

Sandro Ricci

CONCACAF / Brazil

$70,000

 24

Wilmar Roldan

CONCACAF / Colombia

$70,000

 25

Matthew Conger

OFC / New Zealand

$70,000

 26

Norbert Hauata

OFC / Tahiti

$70,000

 27

Felix Brych

UEFA / Germany

$70,000

 28

Cuneyt Cakir

UEFA / Turkey

$70,000

 29

Sergey Karasev

UEFA / Russia

$70,000

 30

Bjorn Kuipers

UEFA / Netherlands

$70,000

 31

Szymon Marciniak

UEFA / Poland

$70,000

 32

Antonio Miguel Mateu Lahoz

UEFA / Spain

$70,000

 33

Milorad Mazic

UEFA / Serbia

$70,000

 34

Gianluca Rocchi

UEFA / Italy

$70,000

 35

Damir Skomina

UEFA / Slovenia

$70,000

 36

Clement Turpin

UEFA / France

$70,000

As for the Assistant referees, there were a total of 63 of them announced for the 2018 World Cup.

Both referees and assistant referees also play other roles like fourth official or video assistant referee. The assistant referees earned $25,000 with an extra match fee of $2,00 per match.

Below is the FIFA World Cup 2018 Assistant Referees Salaries:

Assistant referees

Confederation

Salary

Yasser Kalil Abdulla Tulefat (Bahrain), Mohammed Al Abakry (Saudi Arabia), Taleb Al Marri (Qatar), Mohamed Alhammadi (UAE), Abdulah Alshalwai (Saudi Arabia), Mohammedreza Mansouri (Iran), Abduxamidullo Rasulov (Uzbekistan), Toru Sagara (Japan), Jakongi Saidov (Uzbekistan), Reza Sokhandan (Iran)

AFC

$25,000

Redouane Achik (Morocco), Waleed Ahmed (Sudan), Jean Claude Birumushahu (Burundi), Djibril Camara (Senegal), Jerson Emiliano Dos Santos (Angola), Abdelhak Etchiali (Algeria), Anouar Hmila (Tunisia), Marwa Range (Kenya), El Hadji Malick Samba (Senegal), Zakhele Thusi Silewa (South Africa)

CAF

$25,000

Frank Anderson (USA), Joe Fletcher (Canada), Miguel Angel Hernandez Paredes (Mexico), Juan Carloa Mora Araya (Costa Rica), Corey Rockwell (USA), Marvin Torrentera (Mexico), Gabriel Victoria (Panama), Juan Zumba (El Salvador)

CONCACAF

$25,000

Carlos Astroza (Chile), Juan Pablo Belatti (Argentina), Eduardo Cardozo (Paraguay), Emerson De Carvalho (Brazil), Cristian De La Cruz (Colombia), Mauricio Espinosa (Uruguay), Alexander Guzman (Colombia), Hernan Maidana (Argentina), Christian Schiemann (Chile), Nicolas Taran (Uruguay), Marcelo Van Gasse (Brazil), Juan Zorrilla (Paraguay)

CONMEBOL

$25,000

Bertrand Brial (New Caledonia), Simon Lount (New Zealand), Tevita Makasini (Tonga)

OFC

$25,000

Anton Averianov (Russia), Mark Borsch (Germany), Pau Cebrian Devis (Spain), Nicolas Danos (France), Elnenito Di Liberatore (Italy), Roberto Diaz Perez (Spain), Dalibor Djurdjevic (Serbia), Bahattin Duran (Turkey), Cyril Gringore (France), Tikhon Kalugin (Russia), Tomasz Listkiewicz (Poland), Stefan Lupp (Germany), Tarik Ongun (Turkey), Jure Praprotnik (Slovenia), Milovan Ristic (Serbia), Pawel Sokolnicki (Poland), Mauro Tonolini (Italy), Sander van Roekel (Netherlands), Robert Vukan (Slovenia), Erwin Zeinstra (Netherlands)

UEFA

$25,000

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This article was most recently revised and updated 3 years ago

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