The amount of Milan’s Champions League can be recorded between 120 million and 125 million euros.

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Gazzetta dello Sport revealed Milan’s income in the Champions League this season.

Among the four teams in the Champions League semi-final, the total salary of Milan is only 86 million euros, that of Inter Milan is 132 million euros, that of Manchester City is 214 million euros, and that of Real Madrid is 242 million euros. Milan fans may be dissatisfied with the club’s failure to invest in the team after earning a lot of money. However, Milan’s income in the Champions League this season can ease the club’s financial situation. Four years ago, Milan lost as much as 196 million euros. This fiscal year, Milan initially expected a loss of 20 million euros to 30 million euros, which is a significant improvement compared with 66 million euros a year ago. However, in the semi-final of the Champions League, Milan is expected to break even this fiscal year.

For Milan, although it missed the final, after playing the semi-final, the club’s account was between 120 million euros and 125 million euros. However, Milan’s profits should be deducted from management fees, stadium fees and possible player bonuses. For a club like Milan, the income is between 40 million euros and 50 million euros just by participating in the Champions League, so reaching the semi-finals means that their income has at least doubled.

Milan’s income from participating in the Champions League is as follows: winning or drawing in the group stage will earn some points, 9.6 million euros in the quarter-finals, 10.6 million euros in the quarter-finals and 12.5 million euros in the semi-finals (15.5 million euros in the final). In addition, Milan also earned a fairly high ticket income, which was 3 million euros against Dynamo Zagreb, 6.8 million euros against Chelsea, 4.6 million euros against Red Bull Salzburg, 9.1 million euros against Tottenham, 8.5 million euros against Naples, and 10.4 million euros against Inter Milan in the first leg of the semi-final. In other words, Milan won 42.4 million tickets in the Champions League this season. In addition, UEFA will give Milan a certain income according to market pool, historical coefficient and other factors.