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    Hungry Wolf May 07, 2025

    As of the end of the 2024/25 Champions League semi-finals, Inter Milan led the prize money list with 136 million euros, becoming the biggest winner. Paris (119 million euros), Arsenal and Barcelona (both 116 million euros) followed closely, and Bayern (105 million euros), Dortmund (102 million euros), Real Madrid (101 million euros) and Liverpool (98.13 million euros) ranked in the top eight. It is worth noting that this is the first time in the past decade that Barcelona has surpassed Real Madrid in the Champions League prize money rankings, highlighting its strong performance this season. Inter Milan and Paris/Arsenal, who advance to the final, will receive another 18.5 million euros, and will receive an additional 6.5 million euros if they win the championship. The distribution of bonuses not only reflects the team's competitive performance, but also exacerbates the financial gap between giants and small and medium-sized teams, promoting the differentiation and escalation of competition in the European football economic landscape.

    The ranking of the Champions League prize money so far is as follows:

    1. Inter Milan 136 million euros

    2. Paris 119 million euros

    3. Arsenal 116 million euros

    4. Barcelona 116 million euros

    5. Bayern 105 million euros

    6. Dortmund 102 million euros

    7. Real Madrid 101 million euros

    8. Liverpool 98.13 million euros

    9. Leverkusen 87.10 million euros

    10. Atletico Madrid 84.91 million euros

    11. Villa 83.68 million euros

    12. Lille 78.71 million euros

    13. Manchester City 76.21 million euros

    14. Benfica 71.43 million euros

    15. Atalanta 67.08 million euros

    16. Juventus 66.42 million euros

    17. PSV 65.28 million euros

    18. Feyenoord 64.81 million euros

    19. AC Milan 61.37 million euros

    20. Bruges 60.86 million euros

    21. Monaco 59.76 million euros

    22. Leipzig 58.78 million euros

    23. Brest 51.82 million euros

    24. Sporting CP 48.98 million euros

    25. Celtic 46.22 million euros

    26. Stuttgart 42.98 million euros

    27. Salzburg 42.54 million euros

    28. Shakhtar 41.30 million euros

    29. Dinamo Zagreb 39.71 million euros

    30. Bologna 35.26 million euros

    31. Red Star Belgrade 32.02 million euros

    32. Young Boys 30.19 million euros

    33. Girona 29.92 million euros

    34. Sparta Prague 28.51 million euros

    35. Sturm Graz 28.02 million euros

    36. Bratislava 21.87 million euros

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