UEFA to distribute €31.5 million to clubs for Nations League
The payment is the first under a wider €104 million UEFA club compensation program, with RB Leipzig set to receive about €353,000 for 16 players.
- On Tuesday, UEFA announced it will distribute €31.5 million to clubs for releasing players to compete in the 2024-25 Nations League season.
- The €104 million total allocation covers the 2024-25 and 2026-27 Nations League seasons plus qualifying for UEFA Euro 2028, part of a structured funding cycle.
- RB Leipzig of Germany leads recipients with approximately €353,000 for releasing 16 of its players to national teams during the payment cycle.
- Across 611 clubs, the UEFA Club Benefits Programme extends financial support to professional teams and several amateur clubs within all UEFA member associations.
- This inaugural payment cycle operates under a memorandum between UEFA and the European Football Clubs , representing over 800 clubs across Europe.
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Clubs will receive €3,845 for each player for each international match in which they were included in the official scoresheet. Leipzig will receive the most.
UEFA to distribute €31.5 million to clubs for Nations League
Rainfall from the Uefa for a total of 611 clubs – with RB Leipzig at the top.
NYON UEFA će raspodijeliti 31.5 milijuna eura klubovima koji su pustili svoje igrače da nastupe u sezoni 2024./25. Lige nacija, objavilo je u utorak krovno tijelo europskog nogometa. Ova isplata prva je u sklopu ciklusa UEFA-inog program pogodnosti […] Objava UEFA će raspodijeliti 31,5 milijuna eura klubovima koji su pustili svoje igrače da nastupe u sezoni 2024./25. Lige nacija pojavila se prvi puta na Novi list.
The European football continental association rewards clubs for hiring national players. For the future, the Uefa announces even larger sums.
UEFA distributes 31.5 million euros to football clubs that provide players
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