2014-15 Champions League: minimum financial gains to the 32 clubs (after the final)

FC Barcelona (Liga BBVA), the winner over Juventus (Serie A TIM) in the final of the 2014-5 Champions League (3-1 at the Olympiastadion in Berlin, GER), will receive €36.4m in guaranteed financial gains (€8.6m fixed portion for their participation + sporting result bonuses) paid by UEFA as part of their progression in this competition. Juventus will receive €30.9 million in guaranteed gains.

These amounts do not include the variables which are related to the "market pool" of TV rights of domestic television markets in the Champions League (see below). During the 2013-14 edition, there was €79,995,000 of TV "market pool" money shared amongst the three Italian clubs that participated in the group stage (and further) of the Champions League (€67,311,000 amongst the four Spanish clubs in the competition). The final amount of the "market pool" of each country and the exact distribution of these amounts between the participating clubs from that country has not yet been announced by UEFA for the 2014-15 edition.

Nevertheless, it is already possible to make a projection on the basis of the…