Here's how much all 12 British clubs earned in Europe for the 2025/26 season, with two teams walking away from the campaign with trophies.
The 2025/26 season is officially in the books following the conclusion of last weekend's Champions League final between Arsenal and Paris Saint-Germain.
PSG beat Arsenal 4-3 on penalties to make it back-to-back Champions League triumphs.
The Gunners, who won the Premier League, were aiming to win their first Champions League title. They fell short in their bid for European silverware but generated plenty of revenue for making it all the way to Budapest.
But Premier League duo Aston Villa and Crystal Palace ended the campaign with European silverware.
How Much Did All 12 British Clubs Earn in Europe During 2025/26 Season?
Aston Villa attacker Morgan Rogers celebrates winning the Europa League final against Freiburg
British clubs fared extremely well in Europe during the 2025/26 season, with Aston Villa and Crystal Palace securing European titles. Villa won the Europa League after thrashing Freiburg 3-0 on May 20, while Palace beat Rayo Vallecano 1-0 on May 27.
Arsenal had the chance to make it a clean sweep for the Premier League but narrowly lost out to PSG as their wait for a major European trophy goes on.
But Mikel Arteta's team made the most cash out of the 12 British clubs in Europe. They recorded a staggering £123.9 million, according to Football Meets Data.
Liverpool reached the quarter-finals before being eliminated by eventual winners PSG and earned £94.7 million. Manchester City, who were knocked out by Real Madrid in the last-16, made £83.9 million. Chelsea pocketed £79.7 million, Tottenham claimed £73 million and Newcastle United bagged £55.7 million. They were also eliminated in the last-16.
Aston Villa pocketed a cool £35.5 million after winning the Europa League, with Nottingham Forest securing £20.9 million, having reached the semi-finals of the competition.
Crystal Palace earned £17.7 million after winning the Conference League.
As for the Scottish clubs, Rangers and Celtic registered £15 million and £14.5 million, respectively. Rangers failed to advance from the Europa League league phase, while Celtic lost to Stuttgart in the Europa League knockout phase play-offs. Aberdeen finished 35th in the Conference League standings and failed to win a single game, making £4.3 million.
Full Breakdown of What All 12 British Clubs Earned in Europe During 2025/26 Season
Crystal Palace celebrate with the Conference League trophy
The nine English clubs banked a combined £585 million in Europe for the 2025/26 season and the three Scottish clubs earned a combined £33.8 million, with Arsenal topping the list. They could have earned £133 million had they won the Champions League.
Arsenal - £123.9m
Liverpool - £94.7m
Manchester City - £83.9m
Chelsea - £79.7m
Tottenham - £73m
Newcastle United - £55.7m
Aston Villa - £35.5m
Nottingham Forest - £20.9m
Crystal Palace - £17.7m
Rangers - £15m
Celtic - £14.5m
Aberdeen - £4.3m