Uefa eyes 33-per-cent uplift in club competition revenue from 2024

Vinicius Junior of Real Madrid celebrates after scoring during the Uefa Champions League semi-final against Real Madrid (Photo by Mateo Villalba/Quality Sport Images/Getty Images)
Vinicius Junior of Real Madrid celebrates after scoring during the Uefa Champions League semi-final against Real Madrid (Photo by Mateo Villalba/Quality Sport Images/Getty Images)

Giorgio Marchetti, deputy general secretary at Uefa, has revealed that the governing body’s club competition revenue is projected to rise to between €4.6bn ($5bn) and €4.8bn per season from 2024-25, when the number of group-stage teams in the Champions League will increase from 32 to 36.

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