CHELSEA and Manchester City benefit most from their previous performances in Europe after the Champions League semi-finals this season.
Both have brought in just under £ 80m after the Blues pushed aside Borussia Dortmund in the last eight games against Porto and City.
Chelsea have deposited £ 79.8million so far this season for their performances in Europe, while the citizens of Pep Guardiola brought in £ 76.8million, according to Football-coefficient.eu data.
The quarterfinals win was worth a cool £ 10.4 million for both sides.
And if they can go one step further and qualify for the 2021 Showpiece Finals, the club’s box office is worth an additional £ 13 million.
If either Chelsea or City take the trophy they will raise an additional £ 3.5million, but of course the title would mean a lot more.
Liverpool missed the chance to reach the last four after a 0-0 draw against Real Madrid at Anfield, which left Jurgen Klopp’s men 3-1 overall.
2019 winners still receive a sizable check worth £ 60.9 million for their efforts.
The fortunes offered in Europe’s premier competition dwarf the financial benefits of playing in the Europa League – where the rest of the Prem teams are.
Manchester United have the significant advantage that they dropped into the tournament thanks to third place in their Champions League group.
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Liverpool have the most valuable Premier League squad
The Red Devils earned £ 50.7m in prize money after beating Granada to advance to the Europa League semi-finals where they will play against Roma.
Arsenal are also in the last four, facing Villarreal who beat Slavia Prague 4-0 on Thursday night.
But the Gunners started the season in competition and only won £ 14.4million.
Tottenham have been humiliated by Dinamo Zagreb in the last 16 but still went home with £ 10.4million.
Leicester were stamped out by Slavia Prague in the first knockout stage, earning just £ 7.7m.
Arsenal and United earned £ 2m for reaching the semi-finals but will receive £ 3.9m if they qualify for the final and a further £ 3.5m if they win the Cup in Gdansk on May 26th.
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