Mundo Deportivo had access to the economic breakdown that the UEFA is planned for women’s soccer from the next 2025-2026 season until the 2029-2030 campaign. A scenario conditioned, among other things, by the premiere of the second continental competition: the UEFA Women’s Cup A total of 37.7 million euros is expected by UEFA to be distributed to all women’s football concepts in this first section which will end in 2027.
Of these, 33.8 correspond to revenue from the competition, 11.3 from UEFA investment and 25 from the subsidy of men’s competitions. A total of 70 million which, deducting 32.4 million from competition costs, sets a final value of 37.7 million. The numbers will increase by nine million in the next three years, rising to a total of 46.7 million: 43.8 are from their income, 11.3 from the UEFA subsidy, 80.1 from the men’s tournaments of which 33.4 have to be deducted in expenses.
Of this total revenue, and according to the document to which MD had access, 48.39% will be allocated until 2027 to the teams that participate in the middle stage of the Champions League. Percentage that will increase to 51.64% until 2030. Clubs that fall in the previous rounds will receive 20.42% until 2027 and 19.49% until 2030. UEFA wants to allocate 14.85% for the new competition % until 2027, down to 13.28 % from that year to 2030. Finally, there is the percentage for non-participating clubs, with 16.34% in this first section and 15.59% from 2027 to 2030.
Values projected to 20230
Undoubtedly, the Women’s Champions League will continue to be UEFA’s great competition. In fact, Europe’s highest body wants to allocate up to 18.2 million between the clubs participating from the group stage to the final between now and 2027. This amount will increase to 24.1 million until 2030. The distribution assigned at this stage They will be distributed by 50%. A first part for the first installments and the remaining 50% for distributions based on performance. The exit fees to be distributed among the 18 clubs will be 550,000 euros in this first cycle and 670,000 euros until 2030.
Regarding the performance bonuses component, UEFA will continue to apply the same model as until now. That is, one value per victory or draw. In addition, each team will be paid an amount based on its final classification in the league stage. And from there as they progressed to the playoffs. In this way, in this first section 2025-2027, each victory will mean 60,000 euros for the winner and 20,000 in case of a tie. Bonuses for last place range from 10,000 to 180,000 euros. For advancing to the qualifying rounds they will receive another 100,000 euros. From there, 200,000 in the event of reaching the quarterfinals, 250,000 euros for the semifinal, 300,000 for being a finalist and 500,000 in the event of winning the title.
From 2027 to 2030, victory will be paid at 70,000 euros and 23,000 in case of a tie. The bonuses for the first stage will remain the same, but if they advance to the knockout rounds each team will receive 140,000 euros, 280,000 in the quarterfinals, 450,000 for the semifinals, 600,000 if they reach the final and 800,000 for winning the tournament . For the previous qualifying rounds, UEFA plans to allocate 7.7 million euros until 2027, which will increase to 9.1 million euros until 2030. As for non-participating clubs, the planned contributions are 6.2 million euros in the first round and 7.3 million euros until 2030 .
Women’s Cup Estimated Income
And then there is the new UEFA Women’s Cup starting next season, where it plans to contribute 5.6 million euros until 2027, a figure that will rise to 6.2 million until 2030. As it is a round-based competition, UEFA have planned a fixed amount for each of them. In the first cycle 2025-2027, clubs in the first round will receive 60,000 euros, 65,000 euros if they go to the second and 70,000 in the round of 16. Fourth place is guaranteed another 70,000 euros, 75,000 for reach the final and 80,000 in case of winning.
The numbers will increase from 2027 to 2030. In the first round, 65,000 euros will be received, 70,000 euros for the second round and 75,000 for those who reach the round of 16. Going to the quarterfinals will mean 80,000 euros, reaching the semifinals 90,000 euros, up to 95,000 for two finalists and 100,000 for the winner.
Source: La Verdad
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