Champions LeagueJune 8, 2026
How much did the Champions League teams earn? Inter first Italian team, then Atalanta
Inter and Atalanta are the first Italian teams in the revenue from the 2025-2026 Champions League, with 71.3 and 70.4 million euros.
With the conclusion of the 2025-2026 Champions League, the income of the individual teams became known. PSG comes first, of course, followed by Arsenal and Bayern Munich. The first Italian team is Inter, which is in 13th place with 71.3 million euros, followed by Atalanta, which is in 14th place with 70.4 million euros. Juventus is in 17th place and Napoli is in 23rd place. Below are the rankings according to the data collected by CalcioeFinanza:

1. PSG – 145.5 million euros
2. Arsenal – 142 million euros
3. Bayern Munich – 127.5 million euros
4. Liverpool – €109.5 million
5. Atletico Madrid – 107.5 million euros
6. Real Madrid – 104.5 million euros
7. Barcelona – 101.5 million euros
8. Manchester City – 97 million euros
9. Chelsea – 92 million euros
10. Tottenham – €84 million
11. Bayer Leverkusen – 80 million euros
12. Sporting Lisbon – 76.5 million euros
13. Inter – 71.3 million euros
14. Atalanta – 70.4 million euros
15. Borussia Dortmund – 70 million euros
16. Newcastle – €65 million
17. Juventus – 64.1 million euros
18. Monaco – 55 million euros
19. Benfica – 54 million euros
20. Marseille – 53 million euros
21. Galatasaray – 50 million euros
22. Eintracht Frankfurt – 49 million euros
23. Napoli – 48.6 million euros
24. Club Brugge – 48 million euros
25. Olympiacos – 46 million euros
26. Villarreal – 46 million euros
27. PSV – 45 million euros
28. Ajax – 43 million euros
29. Bodo/Glimt – 42 million euros
30. Athletic Club – 39 million euros
31. Copenhagen – 38 million euros
32. Qarabag – 36 million euros
33. Union SG – 33 million euros
34. Pafos – 30 million euros
35. Slavia Prague – 30 million euros
36. Kairat Almaty – 21 million euros.

1. PSG – 145.5 million euros
2. Arsenal – 142 million euros
3. Bayern Munich – 127.5 million euros
4. Liverpool – €109.5 million
5. Atletico Madrid – 107.5 million euros
6. Real Madrid – 104.5 million euros
7. Barcelona – 101.5 million euros
8. Manchester City – 97 million euros
9. Chelsea – 92 million euros
10. Tottenham – €84 million
11. Bayer Leverkusen – 80 million euros
12. Sporting Lisbon – 76.5 million euros
13. Inter – 71.3 million euros
14. Atalanta – 70.4 million euros
15. Borussia Dortmund – 70 million euros
16. Newcastle – €65 million
17. Juventus – 64.1 million euros
18. Monaco – 55 million euros
19. Benfica – 54 million euros
20. Marseille – 53 million euros
21. Galatasaray – 50 million euros
22. Eintracht Frankfurt – 49 million euros
23. Napoli – 48.6 million euros
24. Club Brugge – 48 million euros
25. Olympiacos – 46 million euros
26. Villarreal – 46 million euros
27. PSV – 45 million euros
28. Ajax – 43 million euros
29. Bodo/Glimt – 42 million euros
30. Athletic Club – 39 million euros
31. Copenhagen – 38 million euros
32. Qarabag – 36 million euros
33. Union SG – 33 million euros
34. Pafos – 30 million euros
35. Slavia Prague – 30 million euros
36. Kairat Almaty – 21 million euros.

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