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CENTRAL PAYMENTS · 2024/25

La Liga prize money

La Liga paid its 20 clubs £1.10bn in 2024/25. Real Madrid took £134,974,359 of it and Leganés £34,128,205, so the top of the division was paid 3.95x what the bottom of it was.

Spain sells its broadcast rights collectively and publishes what each club takes out of the sale, club by club, because the law that created the collective sale requires it.

TOTAL PAID 2024/25 £1.10bn
MOST PAID£135m
LEAST PAID£34m
THE GAP£101m
TOP TO BOTTOM3.95x

How the money is split

Every payment that makes up a La Liga club's cheque

2024/25
PAYMENT HOW IT IS PAID DIVISION TOTAL
Audiovisual income the club's share of the collective sale of broadcast rights £1.10bn
Statutory deductions the contributions the Royal Decree takes out of that share £98m

The deductions are charged against a club's broadcast share rather than paid on top of it, so the total is the income column.

Who has been paid the most

Every club to receive a La Liga payment across the 8 seasons we hold

La Liga clubs ranked by total central payments received across 8 seasons, with each season's figure and the number of seasons the club spent in the division.
CLUB 2024/252023/242022/232021/222020/212019/202018/192017/18 SEASONS TOTAL
Barcelona £133,717,949£133.7m £138,880,342£138.9m £137,205,128£137.2m £136,863,248£136.9m £141,538,462£141.5m £141,025,641£141.0m £142,307,692£142.3m £131,623,932£131.6m 8 £1,103,162,394£1.10bn
Real Madrid £134,974,359£135.0m £136,367,521£136.4m £137,811,966£137.8m £137,478,632£137.5m £139,316,239£139.3m £133,504,274£133.5m £132,735,043£132.7m £126,495,726£126.5m 8 £1,078,683,760£1.08bn
Atlético Madrid Atlético £92,452,991£92.5m £100,760,684£100.8m £101,735,043£101.7m £111,376,068£111.4m £111,196,581£111.2m £106,153,846£106.2m £101,880,342£101.9m £94,529,915£94.5m 8 £820,085,470£820.1m
Sevilla £54,658,120£54.7m £61,957,265£62.0m £70,376,068£70.4m £74,854,701£74.9m £71,965,812£72.0m £67,435,897£67.4m £68,461,538£68.5m £63,247,863£63.2m 8 £532,957,264£533.0m
Athletic Bilbao Athletic £61,760,684£61.8m £57,692,308£57.7m £56,888,889£56.9m £56,615,385£56.6m £61,709,402£61.7m £62,222,222£62.2m £63,931,624£63.9m £62,564,103£62.6m 8 £483,384,617£483.4m
Valencia £44,897,436£44.9m £50,623,932£50.6m £57,145,299£57.1m £59,709,402£59.7m £62,649,573£62.6m £70,256,410£70.3m £67,264,957£67.3m £56,153,846£56.2m 8 £468,700,855£468.7m
Villarreal £49,410,256£49.4m £54,094,017£54.1m £53,512,821£53.5m £58,042,735£58.0m £62,649,573£62.6m £57,948,718£57.9m £63,504,274£63.5m £55,982,906£56.0m 8 £455,145,300£455.1m
Real Sociedad £57,948,718£57.9m £60,435,897£60.4m £55,675,214£55.7m £59,350,427£59.4m £56,752,137£56.8m £49,743,590£49.7m £50,512,821£50.5m £52,564,103£52.6m 8 £442,982,907£443.0m
Real Betis £55,273,504£55.3m £57,247,863£57.2m £59,914,530£59.9m £55,965,812£56.0m £50,854,701£50.9m £51,111,111£51.1m £53,247,863£53.2m £45,213,675£45.2m 8 £428,829,059£428.8m
Getafe £38,854,701£38.9m £42,529,915£42.5m £45,085,470£45.1m £46,623,932£46.6m £50,000,000£50.0m £50,256,410£50.3m £43,162,393£43.2m £38,034,188£38.0m 8 £354,547,009£354.5m
Celta Vigo £39,119,658£39.1m £41,247,863£41.2m £43,230,769£43.2m £45,435,897£45.4m £45,555,556£45.6m £45,555,556£45.6m £47,606,838£47.6m £45,213,675£45.2m 8 £352,965,812£353.0m
Deportivo Alavés Alavés £37,145,299£37.1m £37,341,880£37.3m -£42,435,897£42.4m £43,675,214£43.7m £42,393,162£42.4m £42,649,573£42.6m £39,401,709£39.4m 7 £285,042,734£285.0m
Espanyol £37,111,111£37.1m -£43,282,051£43.3m £46,615,385£46.6m -£50,598,291£50.6m £49,829,060£49.8m £44,786,325£44.8m 6 £272,222,223£272.2m
Osasuna £41,102,564£41.1m £43,572,650£43.6m £41,940,171£41.9m £43,444,444£43.4m £42,478,632£42.5m £40,256,410£40.3m -- 6 £252,794,871£252.8m
Girona £47,555,556£47.6m £42,564,103£42.6m £39,572,650£39.6m ---£41,538,462£41.5m £37,008,547£37.0m 5 £208,239,318£208.2m
Levante ---£42,247,863£42.2m £42,991,453£43.0m £41,111,111£41.1m £42,307,692£42.3m £38,547,009£38.5m 5 £207,205,128£207.2m
Valladolid £35,495,726£35.5m -£39,273,504£39.3m -£41,452,991£41.5m £40,256,410£40.3m £40,683,761£40.7m - 5 £197,162,392£197.2m
Rayo Vallecano Rayo £36,495,726£36.5m £38,794,872£38.8m £38,837,607£38.8m £39,196,581£39.2m --£40,512,821£40.5m - 5 £193,837,607£193.8m
Mallorca £37,512,821£37.5m £39,649,573£39.6m £38,042,735£38.0m £39,196,581£39.2m -£37,264,957£37.3m -- 5 £191,666,667£191.7m
Eibar ----£44,273,504£44.3m £43,504,274£43.5m £43,418,803£43.4m £39,572,650£39.6m 4 £170,769,231£170.8m
Granada -£39,247,863£39.2m -£44,333,333£44.3m £44,871,795£44.9m £40,256,410£40.3m -- 4 £168,709,401£168.7m
Cádiz -£38,598,291£38.6m £38,555,556£38.6m £40,623,932£40.6m £40,427,350£40.4m --- 4 £158,205,129£158.2m
Leganés £34,128,205£34.1m ----£40,769,231£40.8m £40,683,761£40.7m £37,008,547£37.0m 4 £152,589,744£152.6m
Elche --£38,264,957£38.3m £39,196,581£39.2m £40,427,350£40.4m --- 3 £117,888,888£117.9m
Las Palmas £34,726,496£34.7m £36,837,607£36.8m -----£40,000,000£40.0m 3 £111,564,103£111.6m
Huesca ----£40,000,000£40.0m -£37,777,778£37.8m - 2 £77,777,778£77.8m
Almería -£36,410,256£36.4m £38,085,470£38.1m ----- 2 £74,495,726£74.5m
Málaga -------£45,726,496£45.7m 1 £45,726,496£45.7m
Deportivo La Coruña Deportivo -------£39,316,239£39.3m 1 £39,316,239£39.3m
29 clubs £1.10bn£1.15bn£1.17bn£1.22bn£1.23bn£1.21bn£1.21bn£1.13bn 11 ever-present £9.45bn

What the pot has done

The division paid out £1,104,350,427 in 2024/25, down -2.5% on the £1,133,162,393 of 2017/18. Every club in the division is paid out of that one pot, so the columns are the ceiling on every figure in the table above.

Barcelona have been paid more than any other club over the 8 seasons, £1,103,162,394. 11 of the 29 clubs here were in the division for all 8 of them; the rest went up or down and were paid for the seasons they were present.

2024/25: every club's payment

What each club took out of the £1.10bn pot, largest first

What every La Liga club received from the collective sale of the league's broadcast rights in 2024/25, the share of the division's pot that represents, and the statutory deductions charged against it.
CLUB TV INCOME SHARE DEDUCTIONS
Real Madrid £134,974,359£135.0m 12.2% £11,470,085£11.5m
Barcelona £133,717,949£133.7m 12.1% £11,367,521£11.4m
Atlético Madrid Atlético £92,452,991£92.5m 8.4% £8,341,880£8.3m
Athletic Bilbao Athletic £61,760,684£61.8m 5.6% £5,247,863£5.2m
Real Sociedad £57,948,718£57.9m 5.2% £5,230,769£5.2m
Real Betis £55,273,504£55.3m 5.0% £4,991,453£5.0m
Sevilla £54,658,120£54.7m 4.9% £4,931,624£4.9m
Villarreal £49,410,256£49.4m 4.5% £4,461,538£4.5m
Girona £47,555,556£47.6m 4.3% £4,290,598£4.3m
Valencia £44,897,436£44.9m 4.1% £4,051,282£4.1m
Osasuna £41,102,564£41.1m 3.7% £3,709,402£3.7m
Celta Vigo £39,119,658£39.1m 3.5% £3,529,915£3.5m
Getafe £38,854,701£38.9m 3.5% £3,504,274£3.5m
Mallorca £37,512,821£37.5m 3.4% £3,384,615£3.4m
Deportivo Alavés Alavés £37,145,299£37.1m 3.4% £3,350,427£3.4m
Espanyol £37,111,111£37.1m 3.4% £3,350,427£3.4m
Rayo Vallecano Rayo £36,495,726£36.5m 3.3% £3,290,598£3.3m
Valladolid £35,495,726£35.5m 3.2% £3,205,128£3.2m
Las Palmas £34,726,496£34.7m 3.1% £3,136,752£3.1m
Leganés £34,128,205£34.1m 3.1% £3,076,923£3.1m
20 clubs £1.10bn 100.0% £97.9m

The spread, 2024/25

Real Madrid £135m Barcelona £134m Atlético £92m Athletic £62m Real Sociedad £58m Real Betis £55m Sevilla £55m Villarreal £49m Girona £48m Valencia £45m Osasuna £41m Celta Vigo £39m Getafe £39m Mallorca £38m Alavés £37m Espanyol £37m Rayo £36m Valladolid £35m Las Palmas £35m Leganés £34m

Real Madrid were paid 3.95x what Leganés were, a gap of £100,846,154 between the top and the bottom of one division.

2023/24: every club's payment

What each club took out of the £1.15bn pot, largest first

What every La Liga club received from the collective sale of the league's broadcast rights in 2023/24, the share of the division's pot that represents, and the statutory deductions charged against it.
CLUB TV INCOME SHARE DEDUCTIONS
Barcelona £138,880,342£138.9m 12.0% £11,803,419£11.8m
Real Madrid £136,367,521£136.4m 11.8% £11,589,744£11.6m
Atlético Madrid Atlético £100,760,684£100.8m 8.7% £8,948,718£8.9m
Sevilla £61,957,265£62.0m 5.4% £5,504,274£5.5m
Real Sociedad £60,435,897£60.4m 5.2% £5,367,521£5.4m
Athletic Bilbao Athletic £57,692,308£57.7m 5.0% £4,905,983£4.9m
Real Betis £57,247,863£57.2m 5.0% £5,085,470£5.1m
Villarreal £54,094,017£54.1m 4.7% £4,803,419£4.8m
Valencia £50,623,932£50.6m 4.4% £4,495,726£4.5m
Osasuna £43,572,650£43.6m 3.8% £3,871,795£3.9m
Girona £42,564,103£42.6m 3.7% £3,777,778£3.8m
Getafe £42,529,915£42.5m 3.7% £3,777,778£3.8m
Celta Vigo £41,247,863£41.2m 3.6% £3,666,667£3.7m
Mallorca £39,649,573£39.6m 3.4% £3,521,368£3.5m
Granada £39,247,863£39.2m 3.4% £3,487,179£3.5m
Rayo Vallecano Rayo £38,794,872£38.8m 3.4% £3,444,444£3.4m
Cádiz £38,598,291£38.6m 3.3% £3,427,350£3.4m
Deportivo Alavés Alavés £37,341,880£37.3m 3.2% £3,316,239£3.3m
Las Palmas £36,837,607£36.8m 3.2% £3,273,504£3.3m
Almería £36,410,256£36.4m 3.2% £3,230,769£3.2m
20 clubs £1.15bn 100.0% £101.3m

2022/23: every club's payment

What each club took out of the £1.17bn pot, largest first

What every La Liga club received from the collective sale of the league's broadcast rights in 2022/23, the share of the division's pot that represents, and the statutory deductions charged against it.
CLUB TV INCOME SHARE DEDUCTIONS
Real Madrid £137,811,966£137.8m 11.7% £11,717,949£11.7m
Barcelona £137,205,128£137.2m 11.7% £11,666,667£11.7m
Atlético Madrid Atlético £101,735,043£101.7m 8.7% £8,888,889£8.9m
Sevilla £70,376,068£70.4m 6.0% £6,145,299£6.1m
Real Betis £59,914,530£59.9m 5.1% £5,230,769£5.2m
Valencia £57,145,299£57.1m 4.9% £4,991,453£5.0m
Athletic Bilbao Athletic £56,888,889£56.9m 4.8% £4,837,607£4.8m
Real Sociedad £55,675,214£55.7m 4.7% £4,863,248£4.9m
Villarreal £53,512,821£53.5m 4.6% £4,675,214£4.7m
Getafe £45,085,470£45.1m 3.8% £3,940,171£3.9m
Espanyol £43,282,051£43.3m 3.7% £3,777,778£3.8m
Celta Vigo £43,230,769£43.2m 3.7% £3,777,778£3.8m
Osasuna £41,940,171£41.9m 3.6% £3,666,667£3.7m
Girona £39,572,650£39.6m 3.4% £3,452,991£3.5m
Valladolid £39,273,504£39.3m 3.3% £3,427,350£3.4m
Rayo Vallecano Rayo £38,837,607£38.8m 3.3% £3,393,162£3.4m
Cádiz £38,555,556£38.6m 3.3% £3,367,521£3.4m
Elche £38,264,957£38.3m 3.3% £3,341,880£3.3m
Almería £38,085,470£38.1m 3.2% £3,324,786£3.3m
Mallorca £38,042,735£38.0m 3.2% £3,324,786£3.3m
20 clubs £1.17bn 100.0% £101.8m

2021/22: every club's payment

What each club took out of the £1.22bn pot, largest first

What every La Liga club received from the collective sale of the league's broadcast rights in 2021/22, the share of the division's pot that represents, and the statutory deductions charged against it.
CLUB TV INCOME SHARE DEDUCTIONS
Real Madrid £137,478,632£137.5m 11.3% £11,683,761£11.7m
Barcelona £136,863,248£136.9m 11.2% £11,632,479£11.6m
Atlético Madrid Atlético £111,376,068£111.4m 9.1% £9,478,632£9.5m
Sevilla £74,854,701£74.9m 6.1% £6,367,521£6.4m
Valencia £59,709,402£59.7m 4.9% £5,085,470£5.1m
Real Sociedad £59,350,427£59.4m 4.9% £5,051,282£5.1m
Villarreal £58,042,735£58.0m 4.8% £4,940,171£4.9m
Athletic Bilbao Athletic £56,615,385£56.6m 4.6% £4,811,966£4.8m
Real Betis £55,965,812£56.0m 4.6% £4,760,684£4.8m
Getafe £46,623,932£46.6m 3.8% £3,965,812£4.0m
Espanyol £46,615,385£46.6m 3.8% £3,965,812£4.0m
Celta Vigo £45,435,897£45.4m 3.7% £3,863,248£3.9m
Granada £44,333,333£44.3m 3.6% £3,769,231£3.8m
Osasuna £43,444,444£43.4m 3.6% £3,700,855£3.7m
Deportivo Alavés Alavés £42,435,897£42.4m 3.5% £3,615,385£3.6m
Levante £42,247,863£42.2m 3.5% £3,598,291£3.6m
Cádiz £40,623,932£40.6m 3.3% £3,461,538£3.5m
Mallorca £39,196,581£39.2m 3.2% £3,333,333£3.3m
Elche £39,196,581£39.2m 3.2% £3,333,333£3.3m
Rayo Vallecano Rayo £39,196,581£39.2m 3.2% £3,333,333£3.3m
20 clubs £1.22bn 100.0% £103.8m

2020/21: every club's payment

What each club took out of the £1.23bn pot, largest first

What every La Liga club received from the collective sale of the league's broadcast rights in 2020/21, the share of the division's pot that represents, and the statutory deductions charged against it.
CLUB TV INCOME SHARE DEDUCTIONS
Barcelona £141,538,462£141.5m 11.5% £12,051,282£12.1m
Real Madrid £139,316,239£139.3m 11.3% £11,880,342£11.9m
Atlético Madrid Atlético £111,196,581£111.2m 9.0% £9,487,179£9.5m
Sevilla £71,965,812£72.0m 5.8% £6,153,846£6.2m
Valencia £62,649,573£62.6m 5.1% £5,299,145£5.3m
Villarreal £62,649,573£62.6m 5.1% £5,299,145£5.3m
Athletic Bilbao Athletic £61,709,402£61.7m 5.0% £5,213,675£5.2m
Real Sociedad £56,752,137£56.8m 4.6% £4,786,325£4.8m
Real Betis £50,854,701£50.9m 4.1% £4,358,974£4.4m
Getafe £50,000,000£50.0m 4.0% £4,273,504£4.3m
Celta Vigo £45,555,556£45.6m 3.7% £3,846,154£3.8m
Granada £44,871,795£44.9m 3.6% £3,846,154£3.8m
Eibar £44,273,504£44.3m 3.6% £3,760,684£3.8m
Deportivo Alavés Alavés £43,675,214£43.7m 3.5% £3,675,214£3.7m
Levante £42,991,453£43.0m 3.5% £3,675,214£3.7m
Osasuna £42,478,632£42.5m 3.4% £3,589,744£3.6m
Valladolid £41,452,991£41.5m 3.4% £3,504,274£3.5m
Cádiz £40,427,350£40.4m 3.3% £3,418,803£3.4m
Elche £40,427,350£40.4m 3.3% £3,418,803£3.4m
Huesca £40,000,000£40.0m 3.2% £3,418,803£3.4m
20 clubs £1.23bn 100.0% £105.0m

2019/20: every club's payment

What each club took out of the £1.21bn pot, largest first

What every La Liga club received from the collective sale of the league's broadcast rights in 2019/20, the share of the division's pot that represents, and the statutory deductions charged against it.
CLUB TV INCOME SHARE DEDUCTIONS
Barcelona £141,025,641£141.0m 11.6% £9,914,530£9.9m
Real Madrid £133,504,274£133.5m 11.0% £9,316,239£9.3m
Atlético Madrid Atlético £106,153,846£106.2m 8.8% £7,435,897£7.4m
Valencia £70,256,410£70.3m 5.8% £4,957,265£5.0m
Sevilla £67,435,897£67.4m 5.6% £4,700,855£4.7m
Athletic Bilbao Athletic £62,222,222£62.2m 5.1% £4,358,974£4.4m
Villarreal £57,948,718£57.9m 4.8% £4,017,094£4.0m
Real Betis £51,111,111£51.1m 4.2% £3,589,744£3.6m
Espanyol £50,598,291£50.6m 4.2% £3,504,274£3.5m
Getafe £50,256,410£50.3m 4.1% £3,504,274£3.5m
Real Sociedad £49,743,590£49.7m 4.1% £3,504,274£3.5m
Celta Vigo £45,555,556£45.6m 3.8% £3,162,393£3.2m
Eibar £43,504,274£43.5m 3.6% £3,076,923£3.1m
Deportivo Alavés Alavés £42,393,162£42.4m 3.5% £2,991,453£3.0m
Levante £41,111,111£41.1m 3.4% £2,905,983£2.9m
Leganés £40,769,231£40.8m 3.4% £2,820,513£2.8m
Osasuna £40,256,410£40.3m 3.3% £2,820,513£2.8m
Valladolid £40,256,410£40.3m 3.3% £2,820,513£2.8m
Granada £40,256,410£40.3m 3.3% £2,820,513£2.8m
Mallorca £37,264,957£37.3m 3.1% £2,564,103£2.6m
20 clubs £1.21bn 100.0% £84.8m

2018/19: every club's payment

What each club took out of the £1.21bn pot, largest first

What every La Liga club received from the collective sale of the league's broadcast rights in 2018/19, the share of the division's pot that represents, and the statutory deductions charged against it.
CLUB TV INCOME SHARE DEDUCTIONS
Barcelona £142,307,692£142.3m 11.7% £10,000,000£10.0m
Real Madrid £132,735,043£132.7m 10.9% £9,316,239£9.3m
Atlético Madrid Atlético £101,880,342£101.9m 8.4% £7,094,017£7.1m
Sevilla £68,461,538£68.5m 5.6% £4,786,325£4.8m
Valencia £67,264,957£67.3m 5.5% £4,700,855£4.7m
Athletic Bilbao Athletic £63,931,624£63.9m 5.3% £4,444,444£4.4m
Villarreal £63,504,274£63.5m 5.2% £4,444,444£4.4m
Real Betis £53,247,863£53.2m 4.4% £3,760,684£3.8m
Real Sociedad £50,512,821£50.5m 4.2% £3,504,274£3.5m
Espanyol £49,829,060£49.8m 4.1% £3,504,274£3.5m
Celta Vigo £47,606,838£47.6m 3.9% £3,333,333£3.3m
Eibar £43,418,803£43.4m 3.6% £3,076,923£3.1m
Getafe £43,162,393£43.2m 3.6% £2,991,453£3.0m
Deportivo Alavés Alavés £42,649,573£42.6m 3.5% £2,991,453£3.0m
Levante £42,307,692£42.3m 3.5% £2,991,453£3.0m
Girona £41,538,462£41.5m 3.4% £2,905,983£2.9m
Valladolid £40,683,761£40.7m 3.4% £2,820,513£2.8m
Leganés £40,683,761£40.7m 3.4% £2,820,513£2.8m
Rayo Vallecano Rayo £40,512,821£40.5m 3.3% £2,820,513£2.8m
Huesca £37,777,778£37.8m 3.1% £2,649,573£2.6m
20 clubs £1.21bn 100.0% £85.0m

2017/18: every club's payment

What each club took out of the £1.13bn pot, largest first

What every La Liga club received from the collective sale of the league's broadcast rights in 2017/18, the share of the division's pot that represents, and the statutory deductions charged against it.
CLUB TV INCOME SHARE DEDUCTIONS
Barcelona £131,623,932£131.6m 11.6% £9,230,769£9.2m
Real Madrid £126,495,726£126.5m 11.2% £8,888,889£8.9m
Atlético Madrid Atlético £94,529,915£94.5m 8.3% £6,581,197£6.6m
Sevilla £63,247,863£63.2m 5.6% £4,444,444£4.4m
Athletic Bilbao Athletic £62,564,103£62.6m 5.5% £4,358,974£4.4m
Valencia £56,153,846£56.2m 5.0% £3,931,624£3.9m
Villarreal £55,982,906£56.0m 4.9% £3,931,624£3.9m
Real Sociedad £52,564,103£52.6m 4.6% £3,675,214£3.7m
Málaga £45,726,496£45.7m 4.0% £3,162,393£3.2m
Real Betis £45,213,675£45.2m 4.0% £3,162,393£3.2m
Celta Vigo £45,213,675£45.2m 4.0% £3,162,393£3.2m
Espanyol £44,786,325£44.8m 4.0% £3,162,393£3.2m
Las Palmas £40,000,000£40.0m 3.5% £2,820,513£2.8m
Eibar £39,572,650£39.6m 3.5% £2,735,043£2.7m
Deportivo Alavés Alavés £39,401,709£39.4m 3.5% £2,735,043£2.7m
Deportivo La Coruña Deportivo £39,316,239£39.3m 3.5% £2,735,043£2.7m
Levante £38,547,009£38.5m 3.4% £2,735,043£2.7m
Getafe £38,034,188£38.0m 3.4% £2,649,573£2.6m
Leganés £37,008,547£37.0m 3.3% £2,564,103£2.6m
Girona £37,008,547£37.0m 3.3% £2,564,103£2.6m
20 clubs £1.13bn 100.0% £79.3m

Frequently asked questions

How much money does La Liga pay its clubs?

£1,104,350,427 across the 20 clubs in 2024/25. Real Madrid were paid the most, £134,974,359, and Leganés the least, £34,128,205.

Why is the gap between La Liga clubs so wide?

Because the money is not paid for finishing position. Spain splits the collective sale of its broadcast rights by a formula that weights what a club has achieved over recent seasons and how large its audience is, alongside a share every club receives. Real Madrid were paid 3.95x what Leganés were in 2024/25, a spread of £100,846,154 across a single division.

What are the deductions?

Contributions the law takes out of a club's broadcast share before the club keeps it, set by the same decree that put the rights into a collective sale. They are charged against the income rather than paid on top of it, which is why the totals on this page are the income column. In 2024/25 they came to £97,948,718 across the division.

Which La Liga club has been paid the most?

Barcelona, £1,103,162,394 across the 8 seasons on this page. 11 of the 29 clubs listed were in the division for all 8 of them; the rest were paid for the seasons they were present.

Does this include European prize money?

No. These are the central payments the league makes to its own clubs out of the sale of its broadcast rights. Money from the Champions League, the Europa League and the Conference League is paid by UEFA, and anything a club earns from the Copa del Rey is separate again.

Where do the figures come from?

LALIGA publishes the split club by club at the end of every season. 8 seasons are on this page: 2024/25, 2023/24, 2022/23, 2021/22, 2020/21, 2019/20, 2018/19 and 2017/18. The published figures are in euros and are shown here in pounds.

Each club's payments, season by season

What every La Liga club has been paid across the 8 seasons we hold

Where to next

The other side of a La Liga club's books

This page is the money coming in. For the money going out, see what La Liga clubs pay their squads and the highest paid players in the division. Or look at how long each club's wage bill is tied down, this season's transfers, or every league we track. For what a club wins away from its own league, see Champions League prize money, Club World Cup prize money, Europa League prize money and Conference League prize money. For a league that publishes its formula rather than its payments, see Bundesliga prize money. For the knockout cups, see DFB-Pokal prize money, FA Cup prize money, Carabao Cup prize money, FA Trophy prize money and FA Vase prize money. For what a relegated club is paid after it leaves, see Championship parachute payments. Where a league publishes the shares and not the payments, see Serie A prize money. Where a competition pays for where a team finished rather than for every round it won, see World Cup prize money, Women's World Cup prize money, Copa América prize money, Africa Cup of Nations prize money, CAF Champions League prize money and CAF Confederation Cup prize money.