Fotcalc has published data on the earnings of Ukrainian clubs in the European arena in the 2023/2024 season.
Photo: fcdynamo.comLuhansk Zorya earned approximately €4.85 million during this European Cup campaign. 2.94 million of them is a payment for getting into the Conference League group. The team received another 500,000 for each victory in the group stage (there were 2), as well as 166,000 for the draw with Ghent. Interestingly, the team also received 100,000 euros for leaving the Europa League qualifying round. Zorya received another 66.4 thousand euros from the unallocated prize fund. The last tranche of 578.5 thousand is a standard UEFA payment for a club's ten-year coefficient, and this amount is currently approximate.
"Dnipro-1 received 100 thousand euros for each qualifying round in which they took part (2nd round of the CL qualifiers, 3rd round of the UEFA Europa League qualifiers, 4th round of the LC qualifiers). The "compensation" for the team for the relegation in the last round of the Conference League was a payment of 750 thousand euros.
Dynamo Kyiv received slightly less than Dnipro in European competitions. "The White and Blues took part in only two qualifying rounds, so they earned only 200 thousand from them. Kyiv also received a consolation prize of €750,000 for their relegation in the play-offs.
Vorskla Poltava earned the least among all Ukrainian clubs, as they failed to make it past at least the 1st round of qualification. The Poltava team received 100 thousand euros for participating in the 2nd qualifying round, and another 350 thousand euros for leaving it.
"Shakhtar will receive 21.6 million euros for the ten-year coefficient. That is, the total income of the Donetsk club will be 46.8 million. It's also worth noting that Zorya and Shakhtar can still increase their European Cup revenues by selling TV rights. The amount earned from TV broadcasts will only be known at the end of the season.
