The new edition of the Italian Super Cup takes place in Riyadh, with Inter, Atalanta, Milan and Juventus competing for the trophy. From an economic point of view – remember Football and Finance – the agreement with Saudi Arabia provides for four out of six editions of the Super Cup to be played in the Middle East, with two consecutive editions (2023 and 2024) in Saudi, then two years where they will be played elsewhere and finally the last two editions in the country Saudi (2026 and 2027). For this year’s edition, the agreement will bring around 23 million euros into the Lega Serie A coffers.
Of these – he always emphasizes Football and Finance – the Italian Super Cup prize money will be equal to approximately 16.2 million which will go to the participating clubs, divided as follows: 1.6 million each to the two defeated semi-finalists; 5 million to the defeated finalist; 8 million to the winner. However, not only the four participating clubs will collect, but also the other sixteen Serie A clubs. In fact, in the 23 million euro agreement with Saudi Arabia, in addition to taxes, agency commissions and a share that it ends up directly in the Lega Serie A, there is also a percentage that ends up in the teams that do not participate in the Super Cup.
In particular, we are talking about approximately 2.2 million euros which are distributed among the sixteen clubs in equal parts: each club, therefore, collects around 140 thousand euros each from the agreement between Lega Serie A and Saudi Arabia for the Italian Super Cup, he concludes Football and Finance.
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