🤑 How much each club has earned in the Champions League this season | OneFootball

They don’t call the Champions League a goldmine for clubs for nothing.

It has been no different this season, with the football finances experts at the Swiss Ramble diving deep into the numbers for 2019/20.

They have calculated the numbers on how much each club has earned so far this season as best can be estimated.

There are some surprising results with Bayern Munich leading the way on €82m, marginally ahead of Barcelona and Juventus.

There are several factors which contribute to this, with each club starting on €15.25m before other income is calculated.

That comes from the coefficient rankings, bonuses depending on results of games and last 16 qualification as well as their share of television revenue.

Of the Premier League clubs, Manchester City are just in front of Liverpool with €78m compared to €76m.

Chelsea have picked up €73m, while Tottenham account for €58m, which is still more than triple the amount of Slavia Prague, who are bottom of the ranking on €18m.