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Poland's World Cup squad 'were promised up to £7.8MILLION in bonuses by their government - drawn from public finances - after reaching last-16 in Qatar... as star man Robert Lewandowski urges for the rewards to be split evenly amongst the players' Poland's squad 'were promised up to £7.8m in bonuses by their government' The rewards 'were determined by the country's success at the Qatar World Cup' Poland made it to the last-16, their best result since 1986, before losing to France Captain Robert Lewandowski 'disagreed with plans to split the amount unevenly' The bonuses, drawn from public finances, have caused a big scandal in Poland
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Poland's World Cup squad were reportedly promised up to £7.8million in bonuses by the country's government, based on their tournament success in Qatar.
It is understood Poland's Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki met with Czeslaw Michniewicz's squad last month to discuss bonus payments of between 30 and 50 million Polish Zloty (£5.5m and £7.8m), which were controversially drawn from public finances.
Poland, having reached the World Cup last-16 for
