Holstein Kiel has to accept halved World Cup bonuses due to an unexpected change by FIFA. Alexander Bernhardsson's World Cup debut was a complete success, but the financial gain for the club is lower than expected. The change by FIFA affects the bonuses for participating in the World Cup and will cost Holstein Kiel hundreds of thousands. Jan Brix-Mannshardt reports that the decision by FIFA is an annoying change for the club. Holstein Kiel had expected the full bonus and now has to make do with less money. The financial implications of this decision will affect the club. Alexander Bernhardsson, who is under contract with Holstein Kiel, has successfully made his World Cup debut, but the club does not benefit as strongly from this success as expected. The halved World Cup bonuses will bring less money to Holstein Kiel than originally planned. The club's management will have to adjust to the new financial situation. The change by FIFA is a setback for Holstein Kiel, but the club will continue to work towards its goals. The financial impact of the halved bonuses will be significant, and the club will have to find ways to compensate for the loss.