This suggests there is a financial incentive to topping the league alongside money for each match result:
There is additional money awarded based on a team's finishing position in the new league-phase standings. The distribution of funds is structured through a "ranking bonus," which is allocated in equal shares.
Here’s how it works:
There are 666 equal shares, each worth approximately €275,000.
The team that finishes 36th receives 1 share (€275,000).
The team in 35th place gets 2 shares (€550,000), and so on.
The top-ranked team in the league phase receives 36 shares, which totals approximately €9.9 million.
This ranking bonus is in addition to the match result payments (€2.1 million for a win and €700,000 for a draw) and other financial rewards for advancing through the knock out stages.
There is additional money awarded based on a team's finishing position in the new league-phase standings. The distribution of funds is structured through a "ranking bonus," which is allocated in equal shares.
Here’s how it works:
There are 666 equal shares, each worth approximately €275,000.
The team that finishes 36th receives 1 share (€275,000).
The team in 35th place gets 2 shares (€550,000), and so on.
The top-ranked team in the league phase receives 36 shares, which totals approximately €9.9 million.
This ranking bonus is in addition to the match result payments (€2.1 million for a win and €700,000 for a draw) and other financial rewards for advancing through the knock out stages.