Distribution to clubs 2013/14

UEFA Champions League and UEFA Europa League
Distribution to clubs
2013/14
UEFA Champions League: Distribution to clubs 2013/14
I
Group matches
I
Participation
bonus
Performance
bonus
Market pool
FC Shakhtar Donetsk
8'600'000
3'000'000
2'450'000
Manchester United FC
8'600'000
5'000'000
Bayer 04 Leverkusen
8'600'000
Real Sociedad de Fútbol
Knock-out matches
Round
of 16
Quarter-finals
Semi-finals
Final
Total
23'775'000
3'500'000
3'900'000
3'500'000
10'735'000
3'500'000
8'600'000
500'000
8'174'000
Juventus
8'600'000
2'500'000
31'998'000
Galatasaray AŞ
8'600'000
2'500'000
6'472'000
3'500'000
Real Madrid CF
8'600'000
5'500'000
20'514'000
3'500'000
FC. København
8'600'000
1'500'000
11'392'000
Paris Saint-Germain
8'600'000
4'500'000
33'917'000
SL Benfica
8'600'000
3'500'000
3'274'000
RSC Anderlecht
8'600'000
500'000
3'142'000
Olympiacos FC
8'600'000
3'500'000
11'806'000
3'500'000
Manchester City FC
8'600'000
5'000'000
18'302'000
3'500'000
FC Bayern München
8'600'000
5'000'000
18'716'000
3'500'000
PFC CSKA Moskva
8'600'000
1'000'000
5'585'000
15'185'000
FC Viktoria Plzeň
8'600'000
1'000'000
1'528'000
11'128'000
FC Basel 1893
8'600'000
3'000'000
1'684'000
FC Schalke 04
8'600'000
3'500'000
8'120'000
FC Steaua Bucureşti
8'600'000
1'500'000
5'100'000
Chelsea FC
8'600'000
4'000'000
18'491'000
3'500'000
3'900'000
Borussia Dortmund
8'600'000
4'000'000
14'725'000
3'500'000
3'900'000
Olympique de Marseille
8'600'000
0
23'815'000
Group A
14'050'000
44'775'000
26'335'000
17'274'000
Group B
43'098'000
21'072'000 (*)
3'900'000
4'900'000
10'500'000
57'414'000
21'492'000
Group C
3'500'000
3'900'000
54'417'000 (*)
15'374'000
12'242'000
27'406'000
Group D
35'402'000 (*)
3'900'000
4'900'000
44'616'000
Group E
13'284'000
3'500'000
23'720'000
15'200'000
4'900'000
43'391'000
Group F
34'725'000
32'415'000
Arsenal FC
8'600'000
4'000'000
11'132'000
SSC Napoli
8'600'000
4'000'000
25'998'000
3'500'000
27'232'000
FC Zenit
8'600'000
2'500'000
4'771'000
FK Austria Wien
8'600'000
2'000'000
2'174'000
FC Porto
8'600'000
2'000'000
3'618'000
Club Atlético de Madrid
8'600'000
5'500'000
17'148'000
AFC Ajax
8'600'000
3'000'000
9'604'000
AC Milan
8'600'000
3'500'000
21'999'000
Celtic FC
8'600'000
1'000'000
7'966'000
FC Barcelona
8'600'000
4'500'000
21'475'000
3'500'000
3'900'000
275'200'000
96'000'000
409'600'000
56'000'000
31'200'000
38'598'000
Group G
3'500'000
19'371'000 (*)
12'774'000
14'218'000
3'500'000
3'900'000
4'900'000
6'500'000
50'048'000
Group H
Total 32 clubs
21'204'000
3'500'000
17'566'000
(*) The figures include payments to certain clubs (marked *) that are being
withheld due to non-compliance with Financial Fair Play regulations.
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37'599'000
41'975'000
19'600'000
17'000'000
904'600'000
UEFA Europa League: Distribution to clubs 2013/14
I
Group matches
I
Participation
bonus
Performance
bonus
Market pool
1'300'000
1'300'000
1'300'000
1'300'000
500'000
1'300'000
800'000
400'000
1'374'648
3'612'749
1'650'698
251'855
1'300'000
1'300'000
1'300'000
1'300'000
1'500'000
100'000
900'000
500'000
1'300'000
1'300'000
1'300'000
1'300'000
Knock-out matches
Round
of 32
Round
of 16
200'000
200'000
350'000
554'990
85'540
309'618
911'297
200'000
350'000
1'000'000
1'600'000
300'000
100'000
1'409'787
315'547
618'692
222'548
200'000
200'000
1'300'000
1'300'000
1'300'000
1'300'000
1'400'000
500'000
400'000
700'000
1'696'303
222'548
2'121'735
97'943
200'000
1'300'000
1'300'000
1'300'000
1'300'000
1'000'000
1'500'000
300'000
200'000
309'618
5'234'902
303'361
1'033'468
200'000
200'000
1'300'000
1'300'000
1'300'000
1'300'000
400'000
1'400'000
200'000
1'000'000
100'811
4'395'458
4'380'701
78'942
1'300'000
1'300'000
1'300'000
1'300'000
500'000
900'000
1'400'000
200'000
188'989
309'618
495'602
251'855
1'300'000
1'300'000
1'300'000
1'300'000
1'300'000
500'000
900'000
300'000
5'012'120
3'350'079
247'728
303'361
1'300'000
1'300'000
1'300'000
1'300'000
400'000
900'000
1'300'000
400'000
85'540
2'545'343
6'564'561
500'361
1'300'000
1'300'000
1'300'000
1'300'000
200'000
300'000
1'400'000
1'100'000
1'374'648
156'811
4'965'139
6'881'981
1'300'000
1'300'000
1'300'000
1'300'000
100'000
500'000
800'000
1'600'000
1'424'372
0
2'433'630
2'489'592
1'300'000
1'300'000
1'300'000
1'300'000
1'300'000
1'100'000
200'000
400'000
Quarter-finals Semi-finals
Final
Total
Group A
FC Kuban Krasnodar
Valencia CF
Swansea City AFC
FC St. Gallen
450'000
3'174'648
8'212'749
3'950'698
1'951'855
1'000'000
Group B
PFC Ludogorets 1945
GNK Dinamo Zagreb
FC Chernomorets Odessa
PSV Eindhoven
3'904'990
1'485'540
2'709'618
2'711'297
200'000
Group C
Esbjerg fB
FC Salzburg
IF Elfsborg
R. Standard de Liège
3'909'787
3'765'547
2'218'692
1'622'548
350'000
Group D
FC Rubin Kazan
SV Zulte Waregem
Wigan Athletic FC
NK Maribor
4'596'303 (*)
2'022'548
3'821'735
2'297'943
200'000
Group E
FC Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk
ACF Fiorentina
FC Paços de Ferreira
CS Pandurii Lignitul Târgu Jiu
350'000
3'159'618
8'234'902
1'903'361
2'533'468
Group F
APOEL FC
Eintracht Frankfurt
FC Girondins de Bordeaux
Maccabi Tel-Aviv FC
1'800'811
7'295'458
5'880'701
2'578'942
200'000
200'000
Group G
SK Rapid Wien
FC Dynamo Kyiv
KRC Genk
FC Thun
1'988'989
2'709'618
3'395'602
1'751'855
200'000
200'000
Group H
Sevilla FC
SC Freiburg
FC Slovan Liberec
Estoril Praia
200'000
350'000
450'000
1'000'000
5'000'000
200'000
14'612'120
5'150'079
2'647'728
1'903'361
Group I
HNK Rijeka
Real Betis Balompié
Olympique Lyonnais
Vitória SC
200'000
200'000
350'000
350'000
1'785'540
5'295'343
10'164'561
2'200'361
450'000
Group J
Legia Warszawa
Apollon Limassol FC
Trabzonspor AŞ
SS Lazio
200'000
200'000
2'874'648
1'756'811
7'865'139 (*)
9'481'981
200'000
200'000
350'000
350'000
2'824'372
1'800'000
5'083'630 (*)
5'939'592
2'426'249
2'421'804
54'706
60'178
200'000
200'000
350'000
450'000
32'434
5'025'115
767'995
59'126
260'025
1'050'392
285'956
180'931
200'000
200'000
200'000
200'000
200'000
200'000
200'000
200'000
350'000
350'000
350'000
350'000
350'000
350'000
450'000
450'000
83'500'000
6'400'000
5'600'000
3'600'000
Group K
Tromsø IL
FC Sheriff
FC Anji
Tottenham Hotspur FC
Group L
AZ Alkmaar
PAOK FC
FC Shakhter Karagandy
Maccabi Haifa FC
6'026'249
5'021'804
1'554'706
1'760'178
Clubs from UEFA Champions League
FC Shakhtar Donetsk
Juventus
SL Benfica
FC Viktoria Plzeň
FC Basel 1893
SSC Napoli
FC Porto
AFC Ajax
Total distribution
62'400'000
36'000'000
232'434
7'025'115
5'267'995
609'126
1'260'025
1'600'392
1'285'956
380'931
1'000'000
1'000'000
2'500'000
4'000'000
7'500'000 209'000'000
450'000
450'000
(*) The figures include payments to certain clubs (marked *) that are being
withheld due to non-compliance with Financial Fair Play regulations.
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Teams in UEFA’s two main club
competitions shared more than
€1.1bn in participation and performance-related revenue in 2013/14,
with nearly €904m alone for the 32
UEFA Champions League group contenders.
Each club was entitled to a minimum payment for participation in
the competition. Additionally, performance bonuses were paid for
every win or draw in the group stage
and each knockout round reached,
while monies from the market pool
were divided according to the proportional value of the national TV
market allocated to each individual
club, among other factors.
Unsurprisingly, eventual winners
Real Madrid CF secured the highest
payment from the UEFA Champions
League, their €57.4m including the
standard €8.6m participation bonus,
more than €20.5m from the market pool and
over €28m in performance bonuses, including
€10.5m for their final victory.
By contrast, the second highest earners prior
to deductions were Paris Saint-Germain, who
exited in the quarter-finals but were due to
receive €54.4m, including €33.9m from the
market pool as only two French clubs played in
the group stage and the other, Olympique de
Marseille, departed without a point. With more
competition for the Spanish market pool share,
Club Atlético de Madrid totalled just over
€50m, which included the highest group stage
performance bonus of €5.5m (€1m per win
and €0.5m per draw).
Also receiving more than €40m were
Manchester United FC, Juventus, FC Bayern
München, Chelsea FC and FC Barcelona. Their
payments were boosted by the knockout round
performance bonuses: €3.5m for playing in the
last 16, €3.9m for the quarter-finals, €4.9m
for the semis, and €6.5m for reaching the final
– or €10.5m for winning it.
Olivier Morin/AFP/Getty Images
OVER €1 BILLION DISTRIBUTED TO CLUBS
winners Sevilla FC, who received over €14.6m,
nearly €4m more than any club in 2012/13.
Sevilla’s total was made up of a €1.3m
participation bonus, more than €5m from the
market pool and over €8m in performance
monies, including €5m for winning the final.
Runners-up SL Benfica played in the UEFA
Champions League group stage, for which they
gained more than €15.3m, before adding over
€5.2m for their UEFA Europa League run. Most
of that total was in performance payments. By
contrast Juventus – who joined the competition
at the round of 32 with Benfica – took home
more than €7m from their run to the semifinals, over €5m of which was from the market
pool for Italy, taking their season’s earnings
from both competitions to more than €50m.
Even those who did not perform so strongly
did well, with no club receiving under the
€12.2m received by RSC Anderlecht. Even
those teams that did not progress past the
three qualifying rounds were rewarded with
fixed sums, with extra solidarity bonuses for
national champions that missed the play-offs.
Even the clubs who had fallen from the UEFA
Europa League before the likes of Juventus and
Benfica joined were rewarded. Wigan Athletic
FC, from England’s second tier, ended their
debut European campaign in the group stage,
and yet made €3,8m. Knockout contenders
FC Salzburg and Tottenham Hotspur FC both
gained €1.6m alone for winning all six of their
group games, with bonuses for taking first
place: clubs received €200,000 per win,
€100,000 per draw, €400,000 for finishing
top and €200,000 for coming second.
The system for the UEFA Europa League is
similar, though the sums available are lower,
the total pot of €209m including a contribution
from the UEFA Champions League revenue
pool. The rewards were certainly there for
Even the lowest payment was nearly €1.5m
to GNK Dinamo Zagreb, that sum topped by
FC Shakhter Karagandy, the first team from
Kazakhstan to play in a major UEFA club
competition group stage. ●
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