As Man City continues its quest for an unprecedented treble, the club stands to earn an astonishing £300 million in prize money if they achieve this historic feat in 2023
Pep Guardiola’s men are on the verge of securing the Premier League, Champions League, and FA Cup titles, which would not only solidify their dominance in English football but also lead to substantial financial gains.
How much will Man City get in prize money if they win the treble and 2023 season odds
50/1 Manchester City to Win The Treble according to William Hill, who are offering 5/4 on City winning the treble – the Premier League, Champions League and FA Cup – in the 2022/23 campaign, a feat only their greatest rivals Manchester United have managed.
Having already secured four Premier League titles in the last six years, Manchester City is once again on the verge of claiming the domestic crown. Winning the Premier League this season is estimated to be worth around £164 million, a figure similar to the amount they earned as champions last year. With four league matches remaining, including a crucial clash against Everton, City needs just nine more points to officially clinch the title.
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Manchester City’s pursuit of European glory has been a longstanding goal under Pep Guardiola. A first-ever Champions League trophy would result in a significant financial windfall for the club. According to SunSport, winning the Champions League would earn Manchester City a staggering £117.2 million. Following a 1-1 draw in the first leg of the semi-final against Real Madrid, Guardiola’s side is favored to progress to the final, which will take place on June 10 in Istanbul.
FA Cup Final and Additional Prize Money
In addition to their Premier League and Champions League endeavors, Manchester City will face their local rivals, Manchester United, in the FA Cup final at Wembley on June 3.
Victory in the final would see them pocket £3.9 million, further bolstering their potential earnings to an incredible £285.1 million. The FA Cup triumph would also mark their third major trophy of the season, inching them closer to the coveted treble.
Securing the Champions League title in Istanbul next month would not only add to Manchester City’s trophy cabinet but also guarantee their entry into the revamped FIFA Club World Cup in 2025. This prestigious tournament is estimated to be worth around £50 million, presenting the club with another significant financial opportunity.
Breakdown of Prize Money
Manchester City’s journey in the Champions League this season has already yielded substantial earnings. Their group stage winnings, including coefficient and initial prize money, amounted to £69.6 million.
As the Premier League champions, they also received a 40% share of the initial £28.8 million market pool fund. Further victories in the last 16 and quarter-final added £20.37 million to the club’s coffers.
Potential earnings and Manchester City’s perspective
Reaching the final would see Manchester City take £9.6 million from the remaining half of the market pool, as they would have played 13 out of the total 39 matches involving English teams. Winning the European Cup in Istanbul next month would secure an additional £17.63 million, bringing their potential total earnings to a staggering £117.2 million.
Manchester City defender Manuel Akanji expressed the team’s focus and determination, stating, “We’ve been working all season long to be in a position like this. We just take it the way it is — be in the moment, think about the next action and be ready for it.” Guardiola and his treble-chasing squad are well aware of the significance of their remaining fixtures and the financial rewards that accompany their success.
Manchester City’s pursuit of an unprecedented treble is not only a testament to their dominance in English football but also a potentially lucrative venture. With a Premier League title, Champions League glory, and an FA Cup triumph within their grasp, the club stands to rake in