Juventus close in on €50m payout from Champions League participation | OneFootball

Juventus’ dramatic 3-2 win away to Bodø/Glimt did more than deliver the first European victory of the Spalletti era, it also pushed the club’s Champions League earnings close to the €50m mark.

The Bianconeri needed a stoppage-time strike from Jonathan David to seal the points in Norway, after Lois Openda’s first goal for the club and Weston McKennie’s first of the season.

The result ended a run of three draws and one defeat in the League Phase.

But the night was equally significant off the pitch, according to the latest reports from CalcioMercato.

Weston McKennie scores for Juventus away to Bodo/Glimt in the Champions League (@juventusfc)

The victory generated around €2.1m in prize money, taking Juve’s total earnings from match results to €2.8m across games against Sporting CP, Villarreal and Borussia Dortmund.

The loss to Real Madrid did not produce any payout.

Juventus close in on €50m payout from Champions League participation

Those figures sit on top of UEFA’s fixed revenue streams:

Overall, Juventus have earned approximately €48.52m from the competition so far. A further minimum of €275,000 will be added at the end of the League Phase depending on their final position.

FLORENCE, ITALY – NOVEMBER 22: Head coach Luciano Spalletti manager of Juventus FC reacts during the Serie A match between ACF Fiorentina and Juventus FC at Artemio Franchi on November 22, 2025 in Florence, Italy. (Photo by Gabriele Maltinti/Getty Images)

Juventus now prepare to host Cypriot side Pafos, whose squad includes former Chelsea defender David Luiz.

That match comes just three days after their Serie A meeting with Napoli on 7 December.

The European campaign will resume in 2026 with back-to-back fixtures: a home match against Benfica on 21 January, followed by a trip to Monaco on 28 January for the final League Phase game, which will ultimately determine whether the Bianconeri progress.