PSG’s Champions League revenue revealed | OneFootball

According to a report from L’Équipe, Paris Saint-Germain are predicted to earn almost six times as much as what they are expected to receive from Ligue 1 TV rights after reaching the UEFA Champions League final.

The French champions are estimated to receive €22 million from the Ligue 1 TV rights, while they currently should net just over €138 million from the revamped Champions League format, following their elimination of Arsenal yesterday evening.

L’Équipe writes that PSG should earn €18.62 million in participation bonuses, €17.5 million for performances and their ranking in the league phase, €11 million for reaching the round of 16, €12 million for the quarter-finals, and €15 million for the semi-finals.

Reaching the final should see PSG earn €18.5 million, while additionally, they are set to receive €34 million in UEFA’s TV rights and marketing as well as €11 million for their UEFA coefficient over the past 10 years.

If they were to beat Inter Milan and win the tournament, they would also receive a bonus of €6.5 million and €4 million for participating in the UEFA Super Cup against the Europa League winner in August.

For the three other Ligue 1 teams that competed in this year’s competition, Lille OSC should receive €78 million, AS Monaco around €60 million, while Stade Brestois about €52 million.

GFFN | Nick Hartland