UEFA: revenues of €5.014bn in 2024-25 (-26% vs 2023-24), including €4bn (81%) from media rights

UEFA posted revenues of €5.014bn for the 2024-25 season, a decrease of 26% compared to the record 2023-24 financial year (€6.777bn), according to the European Confederation's financial report published in January 2026, which will be put to a vote by the member associations at the 50^th UEFA Congress held in Brussels (BEL) on 12/02/2026. This decrease is mainly due to Euro 2024, which alone generated €2.499bn in revenue, being held in Germany in the previous financial year.

UEFA revenue by source:
• Media rights: €4.065bn (81.1%)
• Commercial rights: €786.9m (15.7%)
• Ticketing and hospitality: €100.1m (2%)
• Other revenue: €62.5m (1.2%).

Revenue by competition:
• Champions League and Super Cup: €3.869bn (77.2%)
• Europa League and Conference League: €544.7m (10.9%)
• European qualifiers, Nations League, 'Finalissima' and friendlies : 505.8m (10.1%)
• Euro 2025 U21: €21.4m (0.4%)
• Women's Champions League: €19.3m (0.4%)
• Other competitions: €11m
• Non-competition revenues: €42.9m.

Money to clubs and teams competing in the various competitions amounted to €3.861bn, or 77% of the revenue generated…