Paris Saint-Germain could earn up to €150M in UEFA prize money

Paris Saint-Germain’s path through the 2025/26 Champions League hasn’t just been a sporting triumph. It’s been a masterclass in revenue generation, with the club on track to pocket up to €150 million in UEFA prize money should they lift the trophy. That figure is staggering by any measure. For context, PSG earned just €38.5 million from Ligue 1 broadcasting rights during the 2024/25 season. Winning Europe’s top club competition now pays roughly four times what an entire domestic season of French football brings in through TV deals. Breaking down the money trail Before even stepping onto the pitch for the final against Arsenal in Budapest, PSG had already banked roughly €139 to €140 million. The winner’s bonus for lifting the trophy adds another €6.5 million. Factor in a €4 million participation fee for the subsequent UEFA Super Cup, and PSG’s total season earnings from European competition climb to approximately €150 million. The final itself, a tense penalty shootout victory over Arsenal on May 30, 2026, delivered PSG their second consecutive Champions League title. During the 2024/25 campaign, PSG topped the UEFA prize money table with €144.4 million in earnings. Repeating as cha...