La Liga prize money for the 2022 - 2023 season

With La Liga concluded and the positions for each team confirmed, we now know exactly how much prize money each team receives. The league generates a lot of revenue from TV rights deals, both domestically and internationally. The prize money for the 2022/23 season will be distributed among the 20 clubs according to a formula that takes into account their performance.

Here is how much each team in La Liga earned this season based on what position they placed in:

1. Barcelona: €60.64 million
2. Real Madrid: €53.51 million
3. Atletico Madrid: €46.37 million
4. Real Sociedad: €39.24 million
5. Villarreal: €32.14 million
6. Real Betis: €24.97 million
7. Osasuna: €17.83 million
8. Athletic Bilbao: €12.48 million
9. Mallorca: €10.7 million
10. Girona: €9.81 million
11. Rayo Vallecano: €8.91 million
12. Sevilla: €8.02 million
13. Celta: €7.13 million
14. Cadiz: €6.24 million
15. Getade: €5.35 million
16. Valencia: €4.46 million
17. Almeria: €3.56 million
18. Valladolid: €2.67 million
19. Espanyol: €1.78 million
20. Elche: €0.89 million

Real Madrid had a mixed season in 2022/23, as they finished second in La Liga behind their arch-rivals Barcelona, but also won the UEFA Super Cup and reached the semi-finals of the Champions League, while also lifting the Copa del Rey trophy.

Real Madrid earned €53.51 million from their league position, which was less than Barcelona’s €60.64 million, but still a significant amount that could help them strengthen their squad for the next season. The club’s fans will be hoping that Ancelotti can deliver more trophies and glory in his second year in charge, and that Real Madrid can reclaim their status as the best team in Spain and Europe.