Champions League victors unveiled by Sky Sport
Cashing In: The Massive Earnings of Champions League Finalists
The Champions League has been a lucrative journey for this season's finalists, PSG and Inter Milan. Sky Sport decided to crunch the numbers, revealing some intriguing figures about these European titans, regardless of the outcome on the field in Munich, Germany on May 31.
Both clubs are making history by participating in the tournament, setting national and club records. With combined earnings of 270 million euros, they've already racked up a impressive sum.
PSG boasts a total haul of 138 million euros, while Inter Milan isn't far behind, earning 132 million.
If either team emerges victorious, they'll scoop an extra 10.5 million euros. The betting favorites for the title clash are PSG, who are yet to taste glory in the main European cup. Meanwhile, Inter's trophy cabinet houses three Champions League titles.
Upon winning the Champions League final, teams can pocket an additional 10.5 million euros. But the celebration doesn't end there. They'll also have a chance to earn an extra 4 million euros by participating in the UEFA Super Cup.
In total, the potential earnings for the winning team could swell to over 150 million euros.
Another reward for winning the Champions League is participation in the FIFA Club World Cup, as well as the future 2025 FIFA Intercontinental Cup and 2029 FIFA Club World Cup. These additional events offer further financial incentives for the victorious team.
In summary, the Champions League final could bring an extra 14.5 million euros into the winner's kitty. Even without the win, each team has already accumulated earnings exceeding $155 million USD, with a potential push toward the 150 million euro mark if they emerge victorious in the finale.
- If they win the Champions League final, the triumphant team could potentially earn an additional 14.5 million euros.
- Apart from the Champions League final, winning teams also have opportunities to earn more by participating in the UEFA Super Cup, FIFA Club World Cup, 2025 FIFA Intercontinental Cup, and 2029 FIFA Club World Cup, providing further financial incentives.
