Manchester United has made it to the Europa League final alongside Tottenham Hotspurs. The final will take place in Bilbao on 21st May 2025 and this one game can pretty much end winning team's season on a massive high. It will not only bring silverware but in Manchester United's case a €100 million windfall if we take into account this year's Europa League prize money plus next year's champions league money. More then that with Champions League qualification will ensure both United and Tottenham could look to bring in players who otherwise wont join the clubs.

So how much the winners and runners-up will get from Europa League ?

The eventual Europa League winners can expect to pocket around €40 million that include fixed payment plus the TV revenue share from the competition. According to the current prize money distrubution system each club in group phase get base payment of €3,6million. Every win in group stage nets another €630,000 and €210,000. Group winners earn additional €1,1 million while runners-up get €550,000. Teams in round of 16 get additional €1,2 million each followed by €1,8 million each for quarterfinals. Semifinalists get €2.8 million while the winners get €8.5 million and runners-up get €4.5 million.