No bonus for German players before World Cup last eight


BERLIN (Reuters) - German players will get a bonus at next year's World Cup in Brazil only if they reach the quarter-finals, with the country's football association (DFB) willing to pay out 300,000 euros (249,663.44 pounds) each if they lift the trophy.

Players and the DFB agreed on Friday on what they said was a success-related bonus structure, the same as they had for last year's European championship in Poland and Ukraine, where they reached the last four.

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