**Barcelona to Earn Up to €90m After Securing 2024/25 La Liga Title**
FC Barcelona secured the 2024/25 La Liga title with a 2-0 win over Espanyol on Thursday night, clinching the championship with two games remaining. Along with the trophy, the club is set to receive a substantial financial reward for their triumph.
While the official prize money for winning the league has not yet been confirmed, estimates suggest Barcelona will earn between €60m and €90m, according to SPORT. This sum comes from a combination of television rights, performance bonuses, and qualification for European competitions.
The last time Barcelona won the league, they received just over €61m in prize money. This year’s earnings will add to the significant revenues the club has already generated in the 2024/25 season.
In addition to the league winnings, Barcelona has earned €9m for winning the Spanish Super Cup and €1.2m for lifting the Copa del Rey. Their Champions League run has also brought in approximately €83m, including amounts for participation, match results, and progressing through the knockout stages.
With the domestic treble secured, Barcelona’s financial boost reflects both their success on the pitch and their continued standing as one of Europe’s top football clubs.
The victory also ensures Barcelona’s participation in next season’s UEFA Champions League, guaranteeing further financial benefits. The club’s strong performance this season has helped stabilize its finances after recent economic struggles.
Fans celebrated the title win with a bus parade through the city, though the festivities were briefly overshadowed by an incident involving Wojciech Szczęsny offering a cigar to a teenager. The club has yet to comment on the matter.
As Barcelona prepares for the final matches of the season, the focus now shifts to planning for the next campaign. The financial windfall from this season’s success will provide crucial resources for squad reinforcements and future projects.
With the league title secured and significant revenue generated, Barcelona looks to build on this success as they aim to remain competitive both domestically and in Europe.