UEFA have finalised the payout each club have earned from their European journey last season, with Tottenham Hotspur’s coffers being boosted significantly after their Europa League win.

While last season was a disaster domestically for Spurs, who finished in 17th place, the Lilywhites managed to make history in Europe by beating Man United in the final in Bilbao to lift the Europa League for the third time.

It was a moment that was a long time coming for Tottenham fans, with the celebrations in North London a few days later just showing what the achievement meant to the supporters.

It was also big for the club’s bottom line as it ensured that they qualified for the Champions League and received a decent amount of prize money.

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According to football finance expert Kieran Maguire, European football’s governing body has now finalised the payouts for the 2024-25 season.

Maguire reveals that UEFA have announced record payouts in total, with Tottenham set to receive €41 m (£35.6m) for winning the Europa League.

However, the figures pale in comparison to those received by clubs who made into the latter stages of the Champions League.

Maguire wrote on X: “UEFA announce record payouts from last season’s competitions. It is...