Carlo Ancelotti and his men are still alive in all competitions: the Copa del Rey, La Liga, and the Champions League. That deserved a nice bonus.
It’s often said that people sign for Real Madrid for the glory and the titles more than the money, because yes, many clubs today offer their players better salaries than the Spanish club. However, the White House also knows how to reward its players, especially when their sporting performances meet expectations.
Especially since Real Madrid’s finances are in relatively good shape, with revenues that will exceed one billion euros for the second consecutive season and could reach 1.3 billion euros depending on results.
The Club World Cup, which will be played in June and July, will obviously weigh heavily. Several reputable journalists have revealed that the winner will receive up to $125 million. One billion euros will be shared among the 32 participating teams.
Also, the Champions League, like every year, is a very important source of revenue for clubs. Each round adds millions of euros to the clubs’ coffers: 12.5 million euros, for example, for securing a spot in the Champions League quarter-finals. It will be 15 million euros for the semi-finals and 18.5 million euros for the two finalists. Finally, the winner will receive a bonus of 6.5 million euros.
In this sense, the qualification bonus is high, and as Cadena Cope reveals, Real Madrid paid 250,000 euros to each first-team player following the qualification against Atletico Madrid. A nice reward for those who will face Arsenal in the next round of the Champions League.
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