What UEFA’s prize-money announcements mean for players, clubs and federations
In the headline act, UEFA’s executive committee, which oversees the organisation’s decision-making processes, approved a record €41m prize-money pot for Euro 2025. The allocation represents a 156 per cent increase from 2022 (€16m) and more than five times the amount paid out for the 2017 tournament (€8m).
UEFA announced on Monday that it will award $43 million in prize money for next year's Women's Euro in Switzerland, a 156% ...
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Matchday 6 in the UEFA Champions League offered a chance at course correction for a handful of Europe's top sides, but only ...
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