Arsenal are set to earn at least about €95m in Champions League prize money if they beat Paris St-Germain in the final. Reaching the final already guarantees roughly €91.5m, with the total potentially rising toward €130m depending on UEFA television revenue. Aston Villa’s Europa League win guarantees around €45.6m, including the minimum amount earned for qualifying for next season’s Champions League. Crystal Palace’s Conference League triumph brings earnings of at least about €18.9m, including the amount received for qualifying for next season’s Europa League. Arsenal’s Champions League total includes league phase payments, match-winning bonuses, placement and ranking rewards, and additional amounts for reaching the last 16, quarter-finals, and semi-finals, plus a further €6.5m for winning the final.
"Arsenal will have pocketed at least 95m in prize money from this season's Champions League, should they beat Paris St-Germain in the final. The Gunners have already guaranteed themselves a minimum of around 91.5m for reaching the final, although that may be nearer 130m depending on how much they have earned from Uefa in the form of television revenue. For winning this season's Europa League, Aston Villa have guaranteed themselves around 45.6m. That fee includes the minimum earned for qualifying for next season's Champions League. Crystal Palace won Wednesday's Conference League final, their first European trophy. Their earnings from the Conference League are around a minimum of 18.9m, including what they have received for qualifying for next season's Europa League."
"For reaching the final of this season's Champions League, Arsenal have already banked around 105.6m euros (91.5m). Winning the final itself is worth an additional 6.5m euros (5.63m). The breakdown of that total is formed from a wide range of inputs such as performance in the league phase, bonuses for each round and television revenue. Arsenal received 18.62m euros (16.14m) for qualifying for the league phase. For winning all eight league phase matches, they were given a 16.8m euros (14.6m) bonus. They were then awarded 2m euros (1.7m) for a finish between first and eighth place and a further 9.9m euros (8.6m) for being the top-ranked team."
"For reaching the last 16, Mikel Arteta's side were awarded 11m euros (9.5m). They were given an additional 12.5m euros (10.8m) for reaching the quarter-finals and a further 15m euros (13m) for the semi-finals. As finalists, Arsenal have already guaranteed themselves 18.5m euros (16m) a number which will increase to 25m euros (21.7m) should they beat PSG. The remaining revenue comes from Uefa's value pillar. This awards all teams comp"
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