2013-14 Champions League: Juventus followed closely by Paris-SG in income distribution

At the end of match-day 4 of the group stages of the 2013-14 Champions League, on the 05 and 06/11/2013, NTF have published a table of income for participating clubs who are already insured to receive their share from UEFA (Union of European Football Associations), organisers of the competition.

Juventus (Serie A), who drew with Real Madrid (2-2, group B, 05/11/2013), benefit from Paris Saint-Germain's (Ligue 1) draw with Belgium's Anderlecht (1-1, Group C, 05/11/2013), to remain at the top of the list of insured income. The Italian club, with nearly €38m of minimum income, are just ahead of the Parisians, who are insured to collect at least a minimum of €37.6m.

SSC Napoli (Serie A, €33.4m) finished third, ahead of Olympique de Marseille (Ligue 1, €31.1m) and Manchester United (Premier League, €31.1m), Manchester City (Premier League, €30.9m) and Barcelona (La Liga, €30.5m).

Manchester City, Bayern Munich (Bundesliga) and Atletico Madrid (Liga) have already qualified for the second round of the competition and collect €3.5m in performance bonuses.

With four defeats in four games…