United’s Euro takings €61m

Manchester United earned around £50m (€61m) from this season’s Champions League — highlighting the impact of the financial blow from missing out next season.

Although Uefa’s final club revenue distribution won’t be confirmed until July, the governing body’s formula will see United earn £38.6m (€47m) from TV money and bonuses plus £12m (€14.8m) in matchday takings.

Chelsea will have earned around £40m (€49.4m), Man City £30m (€ 37m) and Arsenal £23m (€28.4m), not including matchday takings. Uefa’s revenue distribution formula will see United receive:

* £13m in TV money (as domestic champions United received 40% of the ‘marketpool’)

* £8.2m from the marketpool for the number of matches United played, proportional to the total number of Champions League games by the four English clubs.

* £7m base fee for qualifying for the group stage.

* £4.2m for win/draw bonuses in the group stage.

* £6.2m for making quarter-finals.