The guaranteed minimum prize money for the teams that have qualified for the league phase of the UEFA Champions League has been revealed.

Operativ Media reports that according to data presented by "Football Meets Data," the minimum amount to be earned by Azerbaijani representative Sabah FC, which will compete in the league stage of the tournament, is €20.2 million.

The earnings of other clubs are also included in the list. Norway's Bodø/Glimt leads the ranking with €35.1 million. Turkey's Fenerbahçe has earned €30.2 million, Austria's LASK €29.4 million, Norwegian side Viking €24.3 million, Slovakia's Slovan Bratislava €24.1 million, and Greece's AEK €23.5 million.

It was noted that the prize money for Bodø/Glimt and LASK increased further following the elimination of France's Lyon and Croatia's Dinamo Zagreb on Wednesday. The figures include the starting fee, value pillar, and one ranking share.