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View topic - Money money money money money • This Is Anfield Liverpool FC Forums •
Liverpool cash in on European win
Champions League winners Liverpool have earned £20.5m from their European run to top the tournament's earnings table.
Liverpool, Chelsea and Arsenal made up three of the top four Champions League earners, with Manchester United in eighth place.
Chelsea secured £18.8m from television money and performance bonuses, Arsenal were fourth with £15.7m, while Manchester United picked up £10.9m.
Beaten finalists AC Milan were third with £17.5m and Celtic bagged £7m.
The figures do not include gate receipts, another area where English clubs outperform their European rivals.
1: Liverpool £20.5m (winners)
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Chelsea £18.8m (last four)
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AC Milan £17.5 (runners-up)
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Arsenal £15.7m (last 16)
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Man Utd £10m (last 16)
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Celtic £7m (group stage)
Football consultant Alex Fynn told BBC Sport: "England is the richest TV pool - it has one of the largest markets in terms of population as well as the highest broadcasting fees because it has two broadcasters in Sky and ITV.
"Most other countries just have one broadcaster.
"That is why Chelsea, as semi-finalists, earned more than the beaten finalists AC Milan.
"The Champions League is absolutely vital to the English clubs.
"Liverpool would probably have earned as much from their European run as they would have from their Premiership broadcasting rights last season.
It's a huge bonus for them."
Fynn, who has advised clubs and federations on media and marketing, added that Liverpool would also be able to cash in on their Champions League qualifying games next season.
"They should be able to clear in the region of £1.5m for each of their three home games in the qualifying rounds from matchday and broadcast revenue.
"The only downside for them is the effort they've spent on ensuring they got into the tournament next season.
"That's time they haven't been able to devote to capitalising on their newfound status as European Champions."
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/footbal ...
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