According to AP (Kiev), UEFA says around 580 clubs from across Europe's 53 soccer nations will collect from a promised $127 million fund from Euro 2012 profits.
UEFA also announced a 22-percent increase in Champions League revenue, to $1.7 billion for each of the next three seasons.
The Euro 2012 deal that pays clubs a daily rate for releasing players is now extended to include qualifying matches.
UEFA
says $76 million will be distributed for the finals tournament, and $51 million.
Most represented club-country in the Euros
England
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80
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Germany
|
46
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Spain
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33
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Italy
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31
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Russia
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29
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Ukraine
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28
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France
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25
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Greece
|
17
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Netherlands
|
16
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Portugal
|
12
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Best represented domestic clubs in Euro 2012 quarterfinals
11 - Real Madrid (ESP 5, POR 3, GER 2, FRA 1)
9 - Bayern Munich (GER 8, FRA 1)
7 - FC Barcelona (ESP 7)
7 - Liverpool (ENG 6, ESP 1)
7 - Manchester City (ENG 3, FRA 2, ITA 1, ESP 1)
7 - Chelsea (ENG 2, ESP 2, CZE 1, FRA 1, POR 1)
7 - Juventus (ITA 7)
From the above table and analysis, It is quite obvious which teams/country will be highest beneficiaries of this largesse. Smile to the bank!
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