Champions League Qualification Worth €43.5m to Roma
Club News·24 May 2026·75d ago

Champions League Qualification Worth €43.5m to Roma

Source: Forza Roma

Roma secured Champions League qualification by finishing third in Serie A after beating Verona on the final day of the 2025–26 season, a target that seemed unreachable weeks earlier. The qualification alone guarantees the club approximately €43.5 million in minimum revenue according to UEFA's distribution system, which factors in participation fees, historical ranking, European results, and television market pool. This represents a substantial increase on the €14.7 million Roma would have received for Europa League qualification.

Head coach Gasperini stated: "The Champions League is fundamental for the future of Roma." Beyond the baseline participation fee, Roma will benefit from additional income streams: €2.1 million per victory and €700,000 per draw in the group stage during 2026, plus prize money for knockout progression and gate receipts from four guaranteed home fixtures. Serie A also awards €11.3 million to third-place finishers. Roma's advantage among Italian clubs competing for the remaining qualification spots stems partly from the club's 2022 UEFA Europa Conference League title and their appearance in the Budapest final. Inter, despite elimination at the last-16 stage in the previous Champions League, generated €20 million in stadium revenue alone.

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La semplice partecipazione garantisce ai giallorossi una cifra intorno ai 40 milioni di euro, a cui aggiungere incassi e premi per ogni gara Redazione 24 maggio - 22:57 Gasperini: "La Champions è fondamentale per il futuro della Roma" Quello che fino a qualche settimane fa sembrava una meta…

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