How Much Money Does the Spanish Supercopa Champion Earn: Real Madrid or Barcelona

After some fiercely played semifinals, Real Madrid and Barcelona will face each other again. With the Spanish Supercopa title at stake, the Meringue team will look to defend its position as the reigning champion. In addition to adding another trophy to their showcase, the club could earn a substantial amount of money by emerging victorious.

Since 2020, the year the tournament has been held in Saudi Arabia, the RFEF receives 40 million euros for this tournament. With the RFEF keeping half of this amount, the remaining 20 millions is divided among the teams. If they become champions, Real Madrid would leave the tournament with earnings of 8 million.

This amount is a reward that further motivates the team to seek victory this Sunday against Barcelona. With the King Abdullah Stadium as the setting, Real Madrid is aiming for three things. Defending its title, winning the 8 million, and getting revenge on Barça.

The champion's money

Being the third consecutive final between Real Madrid and Barcelona, expectations for this tournament are very high. With their stars in top form, the club is focused on leaving King Abdullah with the victory.

The financial reward the team would receive, while not comparable to tournaments like the Champions League, would be of great help. The merengue team, just for participating in the tournament, has already earned six million euros for its coffers.

After securing their place in the final, the club earned an additional million, which they will receive again if they win the Super Cup. However, in a demonstration of their strong values, the club will once again donate an extra 200,000 euros to Mallorca and Athletic Club.

The Reasons to Win

Despite the months that have passed, Real Madrid still hasn't forgotten the 4-0 defeat they suffered against the culés. With a title at stake and the team in great shape, the club is confident in being able to get revenge and thrash Barça.