UEFA/2024-25 Champions League: from €114.4m (Paris SG) to €21.9m (Slovan Bratislava) in prize money

Below is a breakdown of the €2.428bn in prize money paid by UEFA to the 36 clubs that qualified for the league phase of the 2024-25 Champions League for their achievements in the competition, as detailed in the European Confederation's financial report approved at its 50^th Ordinary Congress in Brussels (BEL) on 12/02/2026.

European champions after beating FC Inter Milan (Serie A Enilive) 5-0 in the final in Munich (GER) on 31/05/2025, Paris Saint-Germain (Ligue 1 McDonald's) is the club that received the largest sum: €144.4m. On the other hand, Slovan Bratislava (Niké Liga), which finished 35^th and second to last in the league phase, received the lowest amount: €21.9m.

These amounts include the sums linked to the new "value" pillar introduced by UEFA in 2024-25 (see below) as part of the new 2024-2027 cycle, which saw the introduction of a new competition format.

For comparison, News Tank Football also provides a table summarising the prize money received by the last 16 clubs in the running for the 2023-24 edition. These figures take into account the sums received under the UEFA…