In Europe for the moneypublished at 15:49 British Summer Time 26 July 2020
Deloitte's Sports Business Group have ran the numbers on what missing out on the Champions League could cost teams.
Chelsea and Manchester United could earn a minumum of €50-55m in distributions from Uefa alone if they qualify for the Champions League. That falls to just €11m for the Europa League.
Leicester could earn a minimum of €30m with a top four spot (with the difference attributed to the clubs’ historic 10-year performance in Uefa competition a factor in their distribution). They would get €8m by instead qualifying for the Europa League group stages.
Wolves could receive a minimum of €20m should they win the Europa League for the first time in their history and qualify for the Champions League that way.