2024-25 Champions League: €100m already secured for Inter Milan ahead of the final & €92m for PSG

FC Inter Milan (Serie A Enilive) and Paris Saint-Germain (Ligue 1 McDonald's), who meet in the 2024-25 Champions League final at the Allianz Arena in Munich (Germany) on Saturday 31/05/2025, are guaranteed to receive a minimum of €100m and €92m respectively from UEFA (excluding sums linked to the new "value pillar", see below) for their performance in the competition. The winner of this final will receive an additional €10.5m (including €4m for qualifying for the UEFA Super Cup).

Of the 36 clubs that took part in the new league phase of the Champions League, Young Boys Bern (Credit Suisse Super League) will receive the lowest payment (€18.9m).

For the first season of the 2024-2027 cycle, UEFA, which has introduced a new format for its club competitions, is distributing a total of €3.317m to the clubs taking part in the three European Cups in 2024-25. Of this sum, €2.467bn (74%) is earmarked for the 36 clubs participating in the league phase of the Champions League, which is broken down as follows:
• participation bonus: 27.5% divided equally, i.e. a total of €670m and €18.62m per club…