MANCHESTER City are set to be biggest winners from Uefa’s new Champions League cash pot.
Nyon chiefs and Europe’s biggest clubs agreed a new distribution deal with the total prize pot for next season’s expanded competitions set to rise to £3.78bn per season.
While the continent’s smallest clubs and leagues will benefit as the “solidarity” payments for them will more than double to £378m, Prem and other major sides also stand to make millions more.
And Champions League holders City are poised to be top of the winners’ pile after further details of the money split were revealed by European Club Association chief executive Charlie Marshall.
The deal between Uefa and the ECA was confirmed at the club group’s general assembly in Berlin.