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Premi Champions League: Napoli’s guaranteed share unveiled

🇮🇹 By 4AllFootball ·
Premi Champions League: Napoli’s guaranteed share unveiled

The confirmed Premi Champions League prize pool guarantees Napoli a minimum share of the competition’s €2.5 billion distribution, securing a solid financial foundation for the club regardless of future results. This amount will be supplemented by additional earnings from each match draw, victory or progression in the tournament.

UEFA will allocate almost €2.5 billion to the 36 clubs participating in the second edition of the Champions League under its new format. This allocation defines the Premi Champions League prize pool that underpins Napoli’s guaranteed share.

The figures were disclosed in official UEFA documents examined by Calcio e Finanza. Those documents were also featured on Google Discover under the Fonti section, citing Stampa A− A+ as the source.

Il Napoli, together with Inter, Roma and Como, will receive a portion of the pool after qualifying at the end of the 2025/26 Serie A campaign. Their qualification secures a baseline payment from the €2.5 billion total.

Football Meets Data has calculated the minimum guaranteed amounts for the seven Italian clubs involved in European competitions. These baseline sums will be supplemented by additional earnings from each match draw, win or progression.

The reference to League. La in the source code highlights the league phase of the Champions League where Napoli will compete again. As the club advances, the incremental revenues will raise its total prize money beyond the guaranteed minimum.

Napoli’s next focus is on delivering strong performances in the upcoming Champions League fixtures to maximise its earnings. The club’s financial outlook will improve further if it moves beyond the league phase.

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