This week, we unveiled a groundbreaking prize money and club benefits programme for UEFA Women’s EURO 2025, marking a major step forward for national associations, clubs and players across Europe.

Prize money for the 2025 Women’s European Championship will more than double, with the 16 teams sharing 41 million euros ($43 million). Each federation will get a minimum of 1.8 million euros ($1.9 million) for playing at Euro 2025 in Switzerland and is obliged to share at least 30% of the money among the players,

Federations are also obliged to split at least 30 per cent of the money among players, while clubs whose players compete at the tournament will share €6m, representing women’s football’s most lucrative club benefits programme.

Participating national associations and players will receive record rewards, with club benefit payments also set for a huge rise.

Players participating in the Women's Euro 2025 will receive a percentage of the prize money for the first time, European football's governing body UEFA announced on Monday.

Prize money for the 2025 Women's European Championship will more than double compared to the previous edition, with the 16 teams sharing €41 million ($43m), UEFA said Monday.

The total prize money available to teams at Euro 2022 was €16m, with England taking just over €2m by winning the tournament at Wembley. The prize money on offer at Euro 2025 will be more than double what it was three years before,