How much money do the teams earn for playing the Spanish Super Cup 2023: I divide money Real Madrid, Betis, Barcelona and Valencia

Winning the Spanish Super Cup is the goal that Real Madrid, Betis, Barcelona and Valencia have this week. On Wednesday, Madrid and Valencians will play the first semi-final, the Andalusians and Catalans the second a day later. And they don’t just play for the honour: money is also at stake, of course.

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Real Madrid, Real Betis, FC Barcelona and Valencia CF will compete for a title this week, the Spanish Super Cup. The four teams compete in Saudi Arabia for the traditional Spanish tournament, which will be played in Saudi Arabia again this year. Only one gets the glory and there is no consolation prize for any of the other three clubs, because there is no battle for third place.

How much money do the teams earn for playing the Spanish Super Cup 2023: I divide money Real Madrid, Betis, Barcelona and Valencia

The Spanish Super Cup has already determined its economic spread, which is wider since it was transferred to Jeddah (Saudi Arabia).

As reported by ‘El Partidazo de Cope’, of the 40 million euros that the Federation of Saudi Arabia invests in the RFEF, Real Madrid and Barcelona will take a larger share than Betis and Valencia because they finished at the top of the ranking. .

Saudi Arabia will introduce an identical amount for Madrid and Barça, namely 2.8 million euros. Betis will receive 750,000, despite winning the Copa del Rey in La Cartuja against Valencia, which lands in Jeddah after receiving 1.7 million euros.

The four teams will also have €300,000 to cover both travel and hotels where the clubs are staying.

Of the initial 40 million, the RFEF therefore keeps 23.8, twenty of which are reserved by professional football, and almost four go to the commission of Kosmos, Gerard Piqué’s company that managed the contract with Luis Rubiales.

If neither Madrid nor Barça make it to the final, the figure will be reduced to 35 million, while the Super Cup champions gain two ‘kilo’ economically. The finalist is now only one.