FC Barcelona has secured the 2024/25 La Liga title following a 2-0 victory over Espanyol on Thursday night, wrapping up the championship with two games to spare. This achievement not only brings silverware but also a sizable financial reward.
Although the official prize amount hasn’t been confirmed, reports from SPORT estimate that Barcelona could earn between €60 million and €90 million. This figure includes revenue from television rights, performance-related bonuses, and qualification earnings from European competitions.
In their last league-winning campaign, Barcelona received slightly over €61 million. This season’s haul will significantly boost the club’s income for 2024/25.
In addition to league winnings, Barcelona has collected €9 million for their Spanish Super Cup triumph and €1.2 million for winning the Copa del Rey. Their run in the Champions League has also added around €83 million to their coffers, thanks to participation fees, match performance bonuses, and progression rewards.
With all three domestic titles secured, the club’s financial gains highlight both on-field success and a resurgence in economic strength.
Barcelona’s league win also ensures their place in next season’s UEFA Champions League, promising further income. This season’s success has played a key role in improving the club’s financial health after recent challenges.
Celebrations included a parade through Barcelona, though a moment involving Wojciech Szczęsny handing a cigar to a teenager briefly marred the festivities. The club has not yet addressed the incident.
As the season draws to a close, attention now turns to preparations for next year. The revenue boost from this campaign will be vital for squad improvements and long-term plans.
Barcelona is poised to build on this momentum to stay at the forefront of domestic and European football
