Money Champions League Prize: How many clubs Premier League could make from renewed competition

The League of Champions League Awards increased for a third of this season after remodeling the competition.

The total UEFA competition prize, which has spread from 32 to 36 teams this season, is up to £ 2.06 billion, compared to £ 1.74 billion in the previous format.

Each qualifying club is automatically earned £ 15.7 million – even if they lose every game and go out to the league phase.

At that stage, each victory earns a club £ 1.8m and drawing £ 590,000.

To finish in the first eight league phases, which seals the automatic qualification in the 16th round, UEFA assigns £ 1.7 million to each team.

Uefa then rewards teams to win in each round Nokaut phase:

• Winner: £ 21.5 million
• Winner: £ 15.9 million
• Semi -finals: £ 12.9 million
• Quarterfinals: £ 10.7 million
• Round of-16: £ £ 9.4 million

For example, Arsenal, who plays Real Madrid in the quarterfinals, is guaranteed by more than £ 38 million pounds of prize money, even if they do not go further in the competition.

Foreign Mikel Artea would earn a total of more than £ 83 million if they won the Champions League this season.

For comparison, Manchester United received £ 3.9 million award -winning money to win a FA Cup last summer

Uefa also presented a new “valuable pillar” of payment for the first time this season – which could be worth an additional £ 10.5 million.

This is a complicated bonus based on the historical success of your club in Europe and how much your country pays its rights to broadcast in the Champions League.

What are the PL clubs in the CL qualification race?

As we approach the end of the Premier League season, only six points are separated by five teams that fight for the remaining places under the leaders of Liverpool and Arsenal with seven players left to play.

Since England has currently surpassed the UEFA coefficient charts, and the best of the two countries that earned an additional Champions League location based on this season, it is expected to be sufficient in the first five Premier League to qualify.

Nottingham Sum,, Chelsea,, Newcastle,, Man City and Aston villa are the best candidates for the remaining qualifying places but Fulham and Brighton Are they outsiders to look after.

Tottenham and Manchester United They are located in the lower half and are not in conversation for the first five, but they can still save the Champions League qualification if they win the Europa League.

If such a scenario appears, then there would probably be six premier league teams in the Champions League next season. He would not see that the fifth or fourth -ranked team loses the place in the competition.