PSG Secures Multi-Million Euro Victory
In the recently released UEFA financial report, Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) emerged as the top earner following their success in the 2024-25 Champions League. Under the management of Luis Enrique, the team defeated Inter Milan to claim the title. This victory significantly boosted their revenue, with PSG generating €144.4 million during the season, far surpassing their competitors.
Financial Highlights of the 2024-25 Champions League
The latest UEFA financial report reveals crucial financial data for clubs participating in the Champions League. Notably, PSG’s earnings were €40 million higher than those of Real Madrid, which reached approximately €102 million. The report incorporates performance-related revenues alongside the new value pillar system, which combines television earnings with historical performance metrics.
Comparative Revenue Among Top Clubs
Here’s a breakdown of the football clubs and their corresponding revenues for the 2024-25 season:
- PSG: €144.4 million
- Inter Milan (Runners-up): €136.6 million
- Arsenal: €116.9 million
- Barcelona: €116.5 million
- Bayern Munich: €105.8 million
- Borussia Dortmund: €102.1 million
- Real Madrid: €102 million
Other Spanish teams also participated, with Barcelona benefiting from their semifinal appearance, earning €116.5 million. Atlético de Madrid generated €85 million, while Girona managed to collect €29.9 million. Surprise came from Manchester City, which reported only €77 million due to an early exit in the playoffs.
Summary of UEFA Revenue Distribution
The UEFA financial report estimates net revenues for the 2024-25 season at €3.55 billion. Of this amount, 93.5% will be shared among participating clubs, leaving 6.5% for UEFA’s operational and developmental initiatives in European football. The report also states actual revenues are projected to rise to €4.41 billion. Costs associated with competitions stand at €363.1 million, slightly below initial forecasts.
Further Developments
A comprehensive presentation of the UEFA financial report is scheduled for February 12, ahead of the organization’s congress in Brussels. Additionally, Real Madrid earned €5 million in August 2024 for their victory in the Supercup against Atalanta, further illustrating the club’s strong financial position.
