Barcelona Fourth Highest Revenue Club in the 2024/2025 UEFA Champions League

The Spanish newspaper "Mundo Deportivo" revealed that FC Barcelona finished the 2024/2025 UEFA Champions League season as the fourth highest-earning club in Europe, behind Paris Saint-Germain, Inter Milan, and Arsenal, thanks to their advancement to the semifinals against Inter Milan.

According to the tournament's economic report, scheduled to be presented at UEFA's regular congress on February 12 in Brussels, Barcelona's revenue amounted to €116.562 million. Paris Saint-Germain topped the list with revenues of €144.415 million as the competition's champion, followed by Inter Milan in second place with €136.625 million, and Arsenal in third with €116.998 million—just €436,000 more than Barcelona.

The newspaper explained that Barcelona's revenues were distributed based on bonuses for progress in the tournament, receiving €18.62 million for qualifying for the group stage, €33.855 million under the value category, in addition to €13.962 million from group stage results and €11.625 million for their final standing. They also earned €11 million for reaching the round of 16, €12.5 million for the quarter-finals, and €15 million for the semi-finals.

Thus, Barcelona surpassed Real Madrid in total revenue by more than 16 million euros, with the royal club having collected 101.829 million euros, according to the Spanish newspaper.