Real Madrid have won the most money in all three European competitions

Manos Staramopoulos • 10 de noviembre de 2023

The Florentino Perez's team has won cash prizes amounting to 73,305,412 euros

Real Madrid

Real Madrid, who of course have secured their qualification for the next UEFA Champions League, as well as Bayern Munich, are the teams that have so far (for this season) put the most money into their coffers, from their presence in European competitions. In particular, Florentino Perez's team has won cash prizes amounting to 73,305,412 euros. Second is Thomas Tuchel's German Bayern Munich which has won 72,168,412 euros. In third place we find the holder of the UEFA Champions League, Manchester City which has won 69,894,412 and in fourth Barcelona with 58,511,059 euros.


Greek teams


The sum of 10,814,419 euros has been won by AEK so far from its European course, 10,154,419 euros are those corresponding to Panathinaikos, 8,026,419 euros to Olympiakos and 6,632,500 euros to PAOK.


This refers to a relative breakdown of the money secured so far by the 96 clubs participating in the three European competitions in the 2023/24 season.


As it states, it takes into account “only UEFA prize money, which includes the fixed participation amount, to which must be added bonuses for a win or a draw, and the quota given by the ten-year ranking. However, there is no market pool.


At the top in all three competitions is Real Madrid with 73,305,412 euros.

The boards:


UEFA Champions League

1. Real Madrid 73,305,412 euros

2. Bayern 72,168,412

3. Manchester City 69,894,412

4. Barcelona 58,511,059

5. Inter 55,397,059

6. Atletico Madrid 55,176,706

7. Paris Saint-Germain 52,179,706

8. Leipzig 51,056,059

9. Porto 50,552,059

10. Borussia Dortmund 49,698,706

11. Arsenal 49,415,059

12. Seville 47,062,000

13. Manchester United 46,985,353

14. Napoli 45,150,706

15. Shakhtar Donetsk 43,083,706

16. Real Sociedad 40,616,059

17. Milan 39,749,353

18. Benfica 39,517,000

19. Lazio 38,328,706

20. Salzburg 36,752,353

21. PSV Eindhoven 35,201,353

22. Feyenoord 35,124,706

23. Braga 31,067,353

24. Copenhagen 30,860,353

25. Galatasaray 28,586,353

26. Celtic 26,803,000

27. Red Star 24,529,000

28. Newcastle 24,038,353

29. Young Boys 23,392,000

30. Lens  22,694,353

31. Union Berlin 19,981,000

32. Antwerp 16,777,000

 

UEFA Europa League

1. Rangers 13,052,837

2. Molde 11,918,837

3. Bayer Leverkusen 11,125,674

4. AEK 10,814,419

5. Panathinaikos 10,154,419

6. Atalanta 10,021,256

7. Maccabi Haifa 9,896,000

8. Liverpool 9,817,256

9. Roma 9,553,256

10. Rakow Czestochowa  8,972,000

11. Slavia Prague 8,729,256

12. Sporting Lisbon 8,712,837

13. Marseille 8,658,837

14. Villarreal 8,634,837

15. West Ham 8,365,256

16. Betis 8,233,256

17. Ajax 8,142,000

18. Olympiakos 8,026,419

19. Rennes  7,837,256

20. Karabagh 7,614,837

21. Brighton 7,260,837

22. Freiburg 7,177,256

23. Sparta Prague 7,102,419

24. Toulouse 6,600,837

25. Linzer 6,132,419

26. Sheriff 5,856,000

27. Union St. Gillois 5,682,419

28. Sturm Graz 5,418,419

29. Servette 5,386,419

30. Aris Limassol 4,880,419

31. Backa Topola 4,368,000

32. Hacken 4,194,000

European Conference League

1. Viktoria Plzen 7,662,000

2. Bruges 6,988,500

3. Eintracht Frankfurt 6,667,000

4. PAOK 6,632,500

5. Ghent 6,141,000

6. Fenerbahce 5,797,000

7. Fiorentina 5,759,000

8. Legia Warszawa  5,574,500

9. Ludogorets 5,504,500

10. Aston Villa 5,463,500

11. Maccabi Tel Aviv 5,226,500

12. Slovan Bratislava 5,225,500

13. Genk 5,154,000

14. Lille 5,136,000

15. Dinamo Zagreb 5,012,000

16. Bodo Glimt 4,992,000

17. Ferencvaros 4,987,000

18. AZ Alkmaar 4,956,500

19. Astana 4,833,000

20. Nordsjaelland4,625,000

21. Besiktas 4,607,500

22. Zoyia 4,310,500

23. Zrinsky 4,177,500

24. KI Klaksvik 4,165,500

25. Olympia Ljubljana 4,088,500

26. Lugano 4,088,000

27. Balkan 4,076,500

28. Helsinki 3,995,500

29. Spartak Trnava 3,851,000

30. Aberdeen 3,772,500

31. Breidablik3,529,000

32. Cukaricki3,218,000




Manos Staramopoulos

Journalist and Analyst of International Football and Affairs

Chief Editor English Zone of Discoveryfootball.com

Athens (Greece)

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