Roma earn €22 million from Europa League campaign | OneFootball

With their defeat at the Olimpico against Bologna, Roma had to definitively say goodbye to the Europa League.

For the Giallorossi, this European competition was important not only for the trophy, so coveted in past seasons, but also for the revenue.

However, once again, the Roman club failed to advance beyond the round of 16. With their elimination, the revenue that this competition would have guaranteed also ceased.

According to Calcio e Finanza, the total revenue stands at €21.6 million.

Last year, Roma earned €20.5 million.

This season, the Roman club earned €4.31 million from the Europa League for participation, €7.38 million for the European portion, and €2.88 million for the non-European portion.

The results secured another €2.4 million, while another €2.34 million came from the ranking bonus, to which must be added the €600,000 for finishing among the top eight teams in the League Phase.

Finally, reaching the round of 16 secured €1.75 million. The quarterfinals would have brought in another €2.5 million, while the semifinals would have brought in around €4.2 million.

Finally, the final would have brought in €7 million, while lifting the trophy would have brought in another €6 million.