Europa League Winners Spurs: How Much Will They Take Home?

Tottenham narrowly defeated Manchester United in the match. Europa League final in Bilbao to conclude their 17-year drought for winning trophies.

Brennan Johnson’s first-half goal What set apart the two teams in northern Spain was an entirely English encounter frequently marred by poor play.

This win doesn't just grant Spurs their initial dose of success since securing the League Cup victory in 2008 , securing North London's team a spot in next season’s Champions League.

This also brings the prospect of substantial earnings, as returning to the upper echelons of European soccer could be valued at approximately £100 million in the future.

What amount of prize money will Tottenham receive for claiming victory in the Europa League?

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The current season's Europa League boasts an astounding prize fund of €565 million (£475.4m), with a significant portion allocated exclusively for the final match.

Tottenham will get £10.95m For clinching victory in the finals, United will receive £5.90 million.

Nevertheless, the prize money is exclusively for claiming victory in the finale, and both teams have already earned substantial amounts for advancing this far in the tournament.

For previous rounds, Tottenham will get a total of £21 million, with United receiving €18.5 million (£15.5 million).

Europa League prize money round-by-round

Full prize money breakdown

Winner: £10.95m

Runner-up: £5.90m

Semi-finalists: £3.54m

Quarter-finalists: £2.11m

Round of 16: £1.47m

Reaching knockout round play-off: £252,800

League-phase wins: £379,201

League-phase draws: £126,400

How much potential revenue could Tottenham generate from the Champions League next season?

For Tottenham, qualifying for the Champions League guarantees them an immediate sum of £15.7 million, irrespective of their performance in the subsequent group stage matches.

Securing a spot in the Round of 16 would earn them £9.27 million, whereas claiming victory in the final would result in Tottenham leaving with £21.07 million.

However, teams participating in the Champions League stand to gain significantly more than just the tournament prizes, as a successful run could be valued at over £100 million when accounting for factors such as ticket sales and additional sponsorships.

Champions League prize money breakdown

Winner : £21.07m

Runner-up : £15.59m

Semi-finalists : £12.64m

Quarter-finalists : £10.53m

Round of 16 : £9.27m

Reaching knockout round play-off : £842,669

League-phase wins : £1.77m

League-phase draws : £589,868

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