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UEFA Europa League Prize Money | TV Market Pool Distribution (Revealed)

March 25, 2022 by SP Staff

UEFA Europa League is the second most watched football competition after the Champions League, Europa League is an annual football club competition, was first organized in 1971 by Union of European Football Associations. It ranked below the UEFA Champions League and above the UEFA European Conference. Prize money distribution of the UEFA European League is quite similar the Champions League, Money is fixed according to the results and participation of the teams, and the extra money depends on their TV market value.

UEFA Europa League Prize Money 2022 \| 2023 \| 2024
Standings	Prize Money
Champions	€8.6 million
Runner-ups	€4.6 million
Semi Finalists	€2.8 million (each team)
Quarter Finalists	€1.8 million (each team)
Round of 16	€1.2 million (each team)
Round of 32	€500,000 (each team)
Knockout round play-offs	€500,000
2nd in group stage	€550,000
1st in group stage	€1.1 million
Group Match Draw	€210,000
Group Match Win	€630,000
Qualified to group stage	€3.63 million (guaranteed) All 32 teams
Total Prize Money	€465 million

According to the above distribution of prize money all those teams who qualified for the group stage will receive €3,630,000 guaranteed amount, the team who wins will receive €630,000 and if the match draws both the teams will get €210,000. Purse money increased but not equal to the champions league prize share for 2022.

The group winners receive prize amount of € 1,100,000 and the runner up team get €550,000. By reaching the knockout stage of competition extra bonuses starts to add up. The winner of the round of 16 receives €1,200,000,quarter final winner will get €1,800,000, of semi final gets €2,800,000. Winner of the league will receive €8,600,000 and the runner up team will receive €4,600,000.

Note | The details based on UEFA Europa League prize money are based on 2022 reported, since there be hike expected for the upcoming season competition, the winners share might increased.

UEFA Champions League Prize Money | TV Market Pool (Distribution) Revealed

March 25, 2022 by SP Staff

The UEFA Champions league first introduced in 1955 and was commonly known as European Cup, at first it was a straight knockout tournament. Then in 1992 the competition took his current name ” UEFA Champions League” and also added a round robin group stage format. UEFA Champions League, one of the most watched football tournaments in the world is an annual club football competition organized by Union of European Football Associations. Champions League prize money confirmed and reported based on tv pool money.

According to this the prize money for the winning team would be €20,000,000 which would later be increased after adding the market pool money.

Focusing on the above structure a a club can earn €85,140,000 exclusive of money of qualifying rounds, play off round and the market pool. The team who wins their group match get €2,800,000 per match and the teams with a drawn match received an equal benefits of €900,000.

winner of Round of 16 match gets €9600,000 and all eight teams who lost get their share of €9.5 million. Quarter finals winner team gets €10,600,000 and all four losing teams will get €10 million. after that the loser teams of Semi finals and Runners up get upto €12 million.

For year 2021-22 the fixed prize money for the participant clubs are as follows:

UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE PRIZE MONEY
Stage	Prize Money Share
Preliminary round	€230K to each losing club
First qualifying round	€300K to each losing club
Second qualifying round	€400K to each losing club in second qualifying round.
Third Qualifying stage	€500K to each losing club in third qualifying round.
Playoff Bonus	€5 million each for 10 teams losing in champions league playoffs
Participation Payments:	€15.5m to each of the 32 clubs qualified for group stage.
Group Game Win	€2.7m for every win in group stage
Group Game Draw	€900,000 for every draw
Knockout Qualification	€10.5m awarded to each of the 16 teams qualifying knockouts.
Quarterfinals	€11.5m awarded to each of the 8 teams qualifying for quarterfinal
Semifinals	€12.5 million for each of the four semifinalists.
Runners-up	€16 million for losing team in the final
Winners	€20 million is added to winning teams already earned payments.

A large part of the total prize amounts distributed to the clubs is linked to the market pool, Television rights money, tickets selling revenue and commercial merit money. Distribution of money is determined by the tv market value in each nation.

For example in season 2014-15 Juventus, who were the runner up team earned a total of almost €89.1 million out of which the €30.9 million was the prize money and on the other hand the winner team of Barcelona earned €61.0 million only, out of which €36.4 million was the prize money.

Wellington Phoenix Players Salaries

November 8, 2021 by SP Staff

Wellington Phoenix Players 2021-22 (Contract Details) Confirmed
Players	Base Salary	Weekly Wages	Age	Role	Contract
Oliver Sail	$150,000	$3,125	25	GK	2023
Tim Payne	$150,000	$3,125	27	DEF	2022
Joshua Laws	$100,000	$2,080	23	DEF	2023
James McGarry	$100,000	$2,080	23	DEF	2022
Louis Fenton	$250,000	$5,210	28	DEF	2022
Callan Elliot	$100,000	$2,080	22	DEF	2023
Alex Rufer (VC)	$300,000	$6,250	25	MID	2023
Clayton Lewis	$300,000	$6,250	24	MID	2023
Nicholas Pennington	$250,000	$5,210	22	MID	2023
Reno Piscopo	$200,000	$4,650	23	MID	2022
David Ball	$250,000	$5,210	31	MID	2023
Gary Hooper	$300,000	$6,250	33	CF	2023
Ben Waine	$85,500	$1,500	20	CF	2023
Matthew Bozinovski (loan)	$85,000	$1,500	20	DEF	2022
Luka Prso	$85,000	$1,500	20	MID	2022
Jaushua Sotirio	$250,000	$5,210	26	CF	2022
Reserve Squad
Sam Sutton	$45,000	$938	19	DEF	2023
Alex Paulsen	$45,000	$938	19	GK	2024
Ben Old	$45,000	$938	19	MID	2024
Kurtis Mogg (scholarship)	$62,500	$1,300	20	DEF	2022
George Ott (scholarship)	$45,000	$938	20	CF	2022
Club Wage Bill	$3.1 million (scholarship players only get paid if the selected for match)

Wellington Phoenix looking to get a fresh start this season of A- League 2021-22. The season will kickoff on 9th November 2021, where player their opening match against (Macarthur). The above Wellington Phoenix players salaries details based on new A-League salary cap system. Alex Rufer, hold the vice-captain tag currently no official details released about the captain.

Sydney FC Players Salaries

August 18, 2021 by SP Staff

Sydney FC Players 2021-22 (Contract Details) Confirmed
Players	Base Salary	Weekly Wages	Age	Role	Contract
Andrew Redmayne	$300,000	$6,250	32	GK	2022
Tom Heward-Belle	$85,000	$1,500	24	GK	2022
James Donachie	$100,000	$2,083	28	DEF	2022
Alex Wilkinson	$85,000	$1,500	37	DEF	2022
Ben Warland	$85,000	$1,500	24	DEF	2023
Joel King	$150,000	$3,125	20	DEF	2022
Connor O’Toole	$100,000	$2,083	24	DEF	2023
Michael Zullo	$100,000	$2,083	32	DEF	2022
Rhyan Grant	$250,000	$5,210	30	DEF	2022
Harry Van der Saag	$85,000	$1,500	21	DEF	2022
Luke Brattan	$250,000	$5,210	31	DEF	2022
Paulo Retre	$150,000	$3,125	28	DEF	2022
Anthony Cáceres	$100,000	$2,083	28	MID	2024
Chris Zuvela	$100,000	$2,083	24	MID	2022
Max Burgess	$150,000	$3,125	26	MID	2023
Milos Ninkovic	$200,000	$4,650	36	MID	2022
Trent Buhagiar	$85,000	$1,500	23	MID	2022
Elvis Kamsoba	$85,000	$1,500	25	MID	2023
Adam Le Fondre	$300,000	$6,250	34	CF	2023
Kosta Barbarouses	$300,000	$6,250	31	CF	2022
Bobô	$200,000	$4,650	36	CF	2022
Reserve Squad
Adam Pavlesic (scholarship)	$45,000	$938	19	GK	2021
Anton Mlinaric (scholarship)	$45,000	$938	19	DEF	2022
Callum Talbot (scholarship)	$62,500	$1,300	20	DEF	2022
Calem Nieuwenhof (scholarship)	$62,500	$1,300	20	DEF	2022
Patrick Yazbek (scholarship)	$45,000	$938	18	MID	2022
Patrick Wood (scholarship)	$45,000	$938	18	CF	2023
Club Wage Bill	$3.56 million (U20 scholarship players contracts based on match appearances)

Sydney FC bring new players to their squad before new season A-League 2021-22 kickoff in October. The club signed five new players on free transfer deal, James Donachie and Max Burgess popular players that joined the Sydney FC. Sydney FC players salaries budget based on new contracts deals and extensions reported $3.56 million. The detail regarding to Sydney FC players salaries updated if new players joined the team upcoming transfer window.

Perth Glory Players Salaries

August 18, 2021 by SP Staff

Perth Glory Players 2021-22 (Contract Details) Confirmed
Players	Base Salary	Weekly Wages	Age	Role	Contract
Brad Jones	$150,000	$3,125	39	GK	2023
Liam Reddy	$85,000	$1,500	40	GK	2023
Darryl Lachman	$300,000	$6,250	31	DEF	2022
Aaron Calver	$150,000	$3,125	25	DEF	2023
Jonathan Aspropotamitis	$100,000	$2,083	25	DEF	2023
Zayd Farah	$85,000	$1,500	21	DEF	2022
Kosuke Ota	$200,000	$4,650	34	DEF	2023
Jack Clisby	$150,000	$3,125	29	DEF	2023
Osama Malik	$150,000	$3,125	30	DEF	2022
Brandon O’Neill	$200,000	$4,650	27	MID	2024
Luke Bodnar	$85,000	$1,500	21	MID	2023
Callum Timmins	$85,000	$1,500	21	MID	2023
Diego Castro (designated player)	$450,000	$9,375	39	MID	2021
Daniel Stynes	$85,000	$1,500	22	MID	2023
Carlo Armiento	$85,000	$1,500	22	FW	2023
Bruno Fornaroli (designated player)	$400,000	$8,333	33	FW	2023
Andy Keogh	$200,000	$4,650	35	FW	2022
Bryce Bafford	$62,500	$1,300	20	FW	2022
Reserve Squad
Ciaran Bramwell	$45,000	$938	19	FW	2022
Nicholas Walsh	$45,000	$938	18	DEF	2022
Joshua Rawlins	$45,000	$938	17	DEF	2022
Mason Tatafu	$45,000	$938	19	DEF	2022
Trent Ostler	$45,000	$938	19	DEF	2022
Daniel Walsh	$45,000	$938	18	DEF	2022
Club Wage Bill	$3.29 million (U20 players contract base on their match status in season)

Perth Glory made few changes before the new season to their squad, the club signed Diego Castro as first designated player and Bruno Fornaroli second designated players. Perth Glory players salaries budget increased to $3.29 million after offering five new players new contracts in 2021-22. If any new player joined the squad or any changes made to current Perth Glory players salaries details provided here later.