UEFA has finalised the calculation of the amounts to be paid to UEFA member associations for them to pass on to those of their clubs which contributed to the success of UEFA EURO 2012 and national team football in general, particularly in the 2010/11 and 2011/12 seasons.
UEFA is prepared to share €100m. The body has reserved €40m for clubs that released players for qualifying matches, with the remaining €60m to be distributed to clubs which released players for the final tournament. Clubs receive an equal share per player released for each qualifying match, and a fixed amount per player per day for the final tournament, weighted with the FIFA categorisation of clubs for training compensation.
The top six clubs earners in the UEFA EURO 2012 are:
FC Bayern München €3,095,393
Real Madrid CF €2,996,585
FC Barcelona €2,210,202
Manchester City FC €2,069,465
Juventus €2,023,012
Liverpool FC €1,972,376
UEFA president Michel Platini said: 'I am delighted that we are able to provide clubs with financial benefits from UEFA EURO 2012 to reward their contribution to the competition. We witnessed a truly fantastic UEFA European Football Championship final round this summer, and I am pleased that the clubs can now also be associated with the success of the event.'
Sept. 13, 2012.
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