Overview

• UEFA has completed its largest-ever compensation payout of €233 million to 901 clubs for releasing players to national teams during the 2020–2024 cycle.
• The funds cover two Nations League editions (2020/21, 2022/23), Euro 2022–2024 qualifiers, and the Euro 2024 finals.
• German clubs collectively received €30.35 million, ranking third behind England (€46.89 million) and Italy (€35.31 million).
• Top beneficiaries among German clubs include FC Bayern München (€4.37 million), RB Leipzig (€3.92 million), Bayer Leverkusen (€3.41 million), and Borussia Dortmund (€3.01 million).
• This initiative underscores UEFA’s commitment to balancing club and national team interests while distributing competition revenues equitably.