According to my calculations, Inter earned around 73.1 mln from prize moneys so far. I didn't add the money for wins/draws after the groupe stage, because I don't know are they paid? We will add 15.9 mln from coefficient payout, which makes 89 mln, without Broadcast market, because I don't know how much it should be for Inter. I didn't add the tickets profit too, but I think for the Porto's, Benfica's, Bayern's and Barca's games, the stadium was sold out, so it should be quite good amount at the end.
Performance-based prize money (55 percent of total)
Stage | Prize Money |
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Winner | €20m |
Runner-up | €15.5m |
Semifinalists | €12.5m |
Quarterfinalists | €10.6m |
Round of 16 | €9.6m |
Group-stage wins | €2.8m |
Group-stage draws | €930k |
Reaching group stage | €15.64m |
Other UEFA Champions League prize money
While 55 percent of the total prize purse is distributed among the clubs as a reward for their results in the competition as outlined above, the rest of the 45 percent of the pool is split across the 32 group stage participants in two ways.
Coefficient payout (30 percent of total)
A total of 30 percent of the prize money (€600.6m) is paid out to all 32 clubs in the Champions League group stage based on a coefficient algorithm that
ranks their European performance over a 10-year period.
The teams are ranked according to this algorithm from No. 1 to No. 32, with bonus points given for hoisting European trophies. Then the money is paid out in shares, according to a team's rank. The lowest-ranked team earns one share (€1.137 million), while the top-ranked team earns 32 shares, or €36.38 million.
Broadcast market payout (15 percent of total)
An additional €300.3m (15 percent of the total purse) is made available as part of the broadcast revenue once all the broadcast deals are finalized around the continent.
The national federation for each country represented in the UEFA Champions League is provided a share of this money based on the proportional value of each TV market. Each national federation then distributes that money to the participating Champions League clubs based on:
- 50 percent of the allocation to a national federation will be divided among the participating Champions League clubs from that nation based on fixed percentages determined by UEFA.
- The other 50 percent is paid out in proportion to the number of matches played by each club in the 2022/23 competition.