2023-24 Europa League: €13.2m-€47.5m minimum for each quarter-finalist (excluding market pool)

The eight clubs that have qualified for the quarter-finals of the 2023-24 Europa League, which will be played on 11/04 (first legs) and 18/04/2024 (second legs), will each receive a minimum of €13.2m from UEFA for their participation in the competition. This amount does not include the €139.5m divided between the 32 clubs in the group stage according to the size of the television market ("market pool") in each country, nor of course the matchday revenues generated by the fixtures.

While Olympique de Marseille (Ligue 1 Uber Eats) will receive this sum of €13.2m in the event of elimination versus SL Benfica (Liga Portugal Betclic), AC Milan (Serie A TIM) are already guaranteed to receive €47.5m. The Italian club is ahead of SL Benfica (€47.2m) and Bayer 04 Leverkusen (Bundesliga, €15.3m) in terms of the sums accumulated since the start of the Europa League season (see below).

AC Milan and Benfica each receive a participation bonus, a UEFA coefficient bonus and a sporting performance bonus that are higher than those of the other teams involved, due to their participation in the…