Barcelona to Earn €107 Million from New UCL Campaign

Barcelona have earned around €107 million from this season’s UCL.

Borussia Dortmund - FC Barcelona, Barca am 11.12.2024 im Signal Iduna Park in Dortmund Mannschaftsfoto / Teamfoto FC Barcelona Hintere Reihe v.l.n.r.: Paul Cubarsi Barcelona - Jules Kounde Barcelona - Dani Olmo Barcelona - Inaki Pena Barcelona - Inigo Martinez Barcelona - Robert Lewandowski Barcelona Vordere Reihe v.l.n.r.: Raphinha Barcelona - Lamine Yamal Barcelona - Pedri Pedro Gonzalez Lopez Barcelona - Marc Casado Barcelona - Alejandro Balde Barcelona / IMAGO / Revierfoto
Borussia Dortmund - FC Barcelona, Barca am 11.12.2024 im Signal Iduna Park in Dortmund Mannschaftsfoto / Teamfoto FC Barcelona Hintere Reihe v.l.n.r.: Paul Cubarsi Barcelona - Jules Kounde Barcelona - Dani Olmo Barcelona - Inaki Pena Barcelona - Inigo Martinez Barcelona - Robert Lewandowski Barcelona Vordere Reihe v.l.n.r.: Raphinha Barcelona - Lamine Yamal Barcelona - Pedri Pedro Gonzalez Lopez Barcelona - Marc Casado Barcelona - Alejandro Balde Barcelona / IMAGO / Revierfoto

Barcelona’s economic situation is not new to the football world. The Catalan club has been a loggerhead with La Liga regarding player registrations, with Dani Olmo and Pau Victor as the latest pending issues.

With the problems they’ve had with player registration and the fact that they have yet to move back into the Camp Nou after costly renovations, the club needs all the money it can get.

The Champions League has always been one of the most lucrative sources of money for Spanish clubs, and this season has been no exception.

According to Marca, Barcelona will receive a massive windfall for reaching the quarterfinals of Europe’s best club competition, in addition to their copious rewards from their outstanding league results.

Their triumph in the last 16 tie against Benfica earned them €12.5 million, which is not bad for only two matches.

Furthermore, the team has won €67 million for their performances this season, the most in the competition since PSG eliminated Liverpool.

Suppose Barcelona go the distance and win this year’s Champions League. In that case, they will receive an extra €40 million, raising their total earnings to €107 million.

However, there is still a long way to go until that happens.

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