EuroLeague has officially revealed its prize money distribution for the 2025-26 season ahead of the Final Four, with a major increase in rewards across the competition.
Under the new structure, the EuroLeague champions will receive €2.4 million, while the runners-up will earn €2.1 million. The third-placed team will take home €1.8 million, and the fourth-placed side will receive €1.5 million.
Last season’s champions, Fenerbahçe Beko, earned €1.8 million for winning the title, highlighting the significant rise in this year’s championship bonus.
Following the conclusion of the Play-In tournament, several clubs have already secured their final payouts. FC Barcelona finished ninth and will receive €675,000, while Crvena Zvezda ended the campaign in 10th place, earning €600,000.
Reports also revealed that the Serbian club received fines totaling €143,500 during the season.
Meanwhile, AS Monaco Basket secured at least €750,000 after finishing inside the top eight. However, the final rankings and payouts may still change depending on the playoff and Final Four results.
Only the top 16 teams in the standings will receive prize money, while clubs finishing 17th or lower will not earn any financial reward from the competition.