Friday briefing: Real Madrid pocketed record €138.8 million from UEFA after Champions League win

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Real Madrid received record prize money of €138.8 million from UEFA following their Champions League win, as per UEFA’s 2023/24 financial report.

That figure marks a slight increase on last year’s Champions League prize money of €134.9 million, when Manchester City lifted the trophy for the first time.

European football’s governing body also revealed Italian club Atalanta earned €33.9 million for their Europa League win, while Europa Conference League champions West Ham United r

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