Football at the World Cup is more prestigious than football in the Olympics. The World Cup is open to players of all ages. Each squad in the Olympics may have no more than three players beyond the age of 23. The World Cup permits each side to have a roster of 23, whereas the Olympics only allows for 18 players. The World Cup has more games than the Olympics. While the Games last for just ten days this year, they last for about two months between June and July. The World Cup includes one-off matches as well as semi-finals and finals. In contrast, the Olympics have only eight teams competing in basketball, swimming, gymnastics, athletics, and wrestling with another eight teams participating in other sports such as rowing, sailing, equestrian, and skiing. There are also larger prizes at stake at the World Cup than at the Olympics. World Cup winners are awarded a trophy called the Jules Rimet Trophy. It is named after the man who created the tournament: Jules Rimet. The current holder of the trophy is Russia; it won its fourth title in 2018. The Olympic gold medal is called the Golden Boot because it is made of gold. The silver boot is called the Platina Medal because it used to be made of silver but now is mostly made of bronze. World Cup winners also receive a check for $20 million while losers receive $8 million.