The German tanks will strive to defend their title in the 2018 World Cup. The bonus plan has been released a few days ago. If the German team successfully wins the championship, each player will receive a bonus of 350,000 euros.

▲German football national team.

2018 World Cup Football Tournament German tanks will strive to defend their title. The bonus plan has been released a few days ago. If the German team wins the championship smoothly, each person will be able to get a prize of 350,000 euros. However, the last time a team was able to dominate the World Cup football match, it was half the world's "Simba Legion" Brazil team in 1958 and 1962.

The German team is striving to defend the title with amazing lineup. Both teams still have enough combat power to play, and they are the three favorites to win the championship with Brazil and France. The German Football Association also announced that players who are eliminated in the group stage or the top 16 will not be able to get the prize, and they will enter the quarterfinals of 8 for 75,000 euros, with 125,000 in fourth place, 150,000 in third place, 200,000 in runner-up, and 350,000 in champion.

Since the World Cup football game was started in 1930, only two teams have been able to dominate continuously. The first time was Italy in 1934 and 1938. Among them, they won the championship at home in 1934, which is very exciting and meaningful.

The second time that I can have a team is Brazil in 1958 and 1962, but the organizers are Sweden and Chile respectively. In 1958, Brazil defeated Sweden at home in Sweden, and legendary star Pelé scored 6 goals in the event, which is also Brazil's first championship in the World Football Championship, which is very symbolic.

The biggest concern in Germany's journey to dominate the country is the injury of the captain and number one goalkeeper "Shin Shin-hsien" Neuer (Manuel Neuer). He was reimbursed for a fracture of his left foot this season, but he expressed his confidence that he could return to the team before the World Cup.

▲German captain Neuer.