West Ham have banked over £14m in prize money and another £8.5m in ticket revenue in their European cup run.
| Group Stage | €6.59 million |
| Group Qualification | €2.94m |
| 500k Per victory (x6) | €3.0m |
| Group Winner | €650,000 |
| Knockout Stage | €8.90 million |
| Round of 32 | €300,000 |
| Round of 16 | €600,000 |
| Quarterfinal | €1.00m |
| Semifinal | €2.00m |
| Additional | €6 million |
| UEFA Coefficient Shared Pool | €1.5m |
| Market Pool | €4.5m |
| Total Prize Money | €16.49 |
West Ham’s prize money has reached €16.49 after qualification to the final, which converts to £14.34m
The Hammers have conservatively earned around £8.7m in ticket revenue from the maximum six home games at the London Stadium, banking them £23m in their European adventure.
West Ham can earn more prize money in the final, with the winner awarded €5m and the runner-up getting €3m
Should West Ham win, the Hammers would be guaranteed Europa League next season with a guaranteed €3.63m (£3.17m) starting fee for next season before they even before they kick a ball.
Another Europa League cup like 2021/2022 could earn West Ham another bonanza, the Hammers earned €32m (£27.81m) in prize money after being knocked out by Frankfurt and another £15m in ticket revenue, netting them almost £43m extra income.
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