Champions League prize money 2019/20 - how much can every team earn?
Champions League prize money continues to attract the European elite but how much will clubs stand to earn?
The Champions League provides a feast of elite-level football for the fans every year, but it's not just the fans who will win following the resumption of the competition in August.
Clubs will be relieved to know that they can still compete for an outrageous prize pot in the coming weeks with a staggering £1.7 billion to be shared between competing clubs in this season's tournament.
Around £890 million of that total to be split into fixed amounts depending on how well sides perform in the tournament.
The further you go, the more you receive. With the coronavirus lockdown wreaking havoc with teams' accounts over the past few months, landing a major pay day is more important than ever.
Teams will be keen to hit the ground running when Champions League fixtures return to our screens in August, even without fans pouring into stadiums across the continent.
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Check out how much every team can earn based on performance in the 2019/20 Champions League.
Champions League prize money 2019/20
Prize money accumulates as the rounds progress
- Reaching the group stages: £12.4m
- Reaching the round of 16: £7.9m
- Reaching the quarter-finals: £8.7m
- Reaching the semi-finals: £10m
- Reaching the final: £12.4m
- Winning the final: £3.3m
- Total for winning Champions League: £54.7m
Plus:
- £2.2m per group stage win
- £0.8m per group stage draw
For the full breakdown of what games are coming up check out our Champions League fixtures on TV guide.
If you’re looking for something else to watch check out our TV Guide.
