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The Champions League has changed its format this season, with the promise that clubs would earn more money from participating in the tournament, despite having to play two more group stage matches. And the current scheme seems to have made many teams happy, regardless of their position in the overall standings.
Taking into account the fixed rewards, as well as the bonuses allocated to each club based on the final ranking in this group stage, it turns out that this scheme has led to many teams securing staggering profits simply from UEFA, without counting ticket revenue or their personal marketing.
Liverpool, the leader of the ranking, is the one that has won the most, with a total that has exceeded 56 million euros, as, like the other 7 clubs that have advanced to the second phase with direct elimination, that of the best 16, an additional bonus of 11 million euros has been added. All the clubs in the first eight have secured over 50 million euros from UEFA, which will significantly help these teams in planning for the future.
Among the others, Atalanta leads with almost 38 million euros, while Milan is behind by about 1 million euros or Juventus by 6 million euros. The club with the least profits from the group stage turns out to be Young Boys with almost 19 million euros.
Club profits
Liverpool: €56,220,000*
Barcelona: €54,545,000*
Arsenal: €54,270,000*
Inter: €53,995,000*
Atletico Madrid: €53,020,000*
Bayer Leverkusen: €51,345,000*
Lille: €51,070,000*
Aston Villa: €50,795,000*
Atalanta: €37,820,000
Borussia Dortmund: €37,545,000
Real Madrid: €37,270,000
Bayern Munich: €36,995,000
Milan: €36,720,000
PSV: €35,745,000
PSG: €34,770,000
Benfica: €34,495,000
Monaco: €33,220,000
Brest: €32,945,000
Fejenord: €32,670,000
Juventus: €31,695,000
Celtic: €31,420,000
Manchester City: €30,445,000
Sporting Lisbon: €30,170,000
Club Brugge: €29,895,000
Dinamo Zagreb: €29,620,000
Stuttgart: €28,645,000
Shakhtar Donetsk: €26,270,000
Bologna: €25,295,000
Red Star: €25,020,000
Graz Storm: €24,745,000
Sparta Prague: €23,070,000
RB Leipzig: €22,095,000
Turnover: €21,820,000
RB Salzburg: €21,545,000
Slovan Bratislava: €19,170,000
Young Boys: €18,895,000
* These clubs have also been awarded the sum of 11 million euros earned from direct qualification to the second round with direct elimination.
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