Real Madrid officially qualified for the quarter-finals of the UEFA Champions League after overcoming Manchester City in the round of 16. The royal team continues to strengthen its position in the world's premier club competition, adding more financial gains to its coffers.

The Spanish newspaper "Mundo Deportivo" reported that Real Madrid, which has played 12 European matches this season, has earned a total of 63.1 million euros in prize money. This amount is distributed between their victories in the group stage, where they received 2.1 million euros for each of their five wins, in addition to one million euros for qualifying for the knockout stage.

The newspaper explained that the royal team received 11 million euros after qualifying for the round of 16, and following the elimination of Manchester City, they will receive an additional 12.5 million euros, reflecting the significant financial value of their participation in the tournament.

The same source also indicated that the ticket revenues from the six matches held at the team's stadium, along with the commercial sales related to these matches, increase the club's overall profits.

The newspaper reported that these bonuses could increase further if Real Madrid defeats Bayern Munich in the quarter-finals, as they would receive 15 million euros, and if they win the final, they would add another 25 million euros. Even in the case of a loss, the team would receive 18 million euros.

Real Madrid continues to maximize its financial gains in the UEFA Champions League, striving to win its sixteenth title in the history of its participation in the tournament, affirming its strength and status on the European stage.