How to earn $1000 per minute of work at the 2026 World Cup?

A job opening for the 2026 FIFA World Cup final offers a $90,000 salary for just 90 minutes of work: walking onto the pitch after the final whistle and handing the Player of the Match trophy to the winning star. The position, called "Chief Trophy Officer," is being advertised by Michelob Ultra in partnership with comedian Kevin Hart.

According to the Front Office Sports account on X, the selected candidate will appear at one of the world's largest sporting events. The gig includes two free tickets to the final, scheduled for Sunday, July 19, and the chance to be on the field in front of a global audience of millions.

Kevin Hart and Michelob Ultra are hiring a "Chief Trophy Officer" to deliver the Player of the Match trophy at the FIFA World Cup Final for $90,000:
• 90 minutes of work
• Two tickets to the World Cup Final
• Must be available to work on Sunday, July 19

The promotional campaign describes the role as a "dream job" for football fans. The primary duty is entering the field after the final whistle and presenting the man-of-the-match award. The short duration—under two hours—paired with the large financial reward has sparked widespread discussion on social media, particularly given the job's link to the sport's biggest event.