Premiums to players for winning the European Championship: how much are they in each team and how much would Spain charge

The Eurocup enters its final stretch. This Friday the quarterfinals begin where Spain will fight against Switzerland for a place in the semifinal. The great round of 16 game against Croatia and the positive reaction of Luis Enrique's team invite you to dream of going far in this European Championship. And, put to dream, the bonuses are an incentive more. As revealed La Gazzetta dello Sport, England, even more motivated by the fact that the final will be held at Wembley and by ending a drought of year titles, it is the one that presents the highest premium for its players, if they are finally proclaimed European champions: more than half a million euros (540,000 euros).

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But the economic motivation is not small in the case of Spain either: 400,000 euros for each player if on Sunday, July 11, Spain lifts the Cup at Wembley, the third highest premium, only surpassed by the aforementioned England and by Belgium (435,000 euros), which, like Spain, plays its quarter-final match against Italy this Friday. The Azzurra team plans to reward its players, if they are champions, with a bonus of 250,000 euros, one of the lowest figures of the countries of the main European leagues.

Precisely, some of the already eliminated selections showed the highest bonuses: Germany had planned a bonus of 400,000 euros for players, the same as that of Spain; 340,000 in the case of France and Portugal. The Netherlands had prepared a premium of 200,000 euros.