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Tottenham to receive financial boost from UEFA Club benefits distribution scheme

Tottenham Hotspur will receive a share of UEFA’s £27 million Nations League payout for releasing players on international duty.

By Shehryar Edibam · To The Lane And Back

Published: Wednesday, 30 September 2026 at 12:15 AM

Key Things to Know

Tottenham will receive a share of UEFA's €31.5 million payout for releasing players during the 2024/25 Nations League.
Clubs receive €3,845 per player per match sheet appearance during Nations League and Euro 2028 qualifying fixtures.
A total of 611 European clubs will benefit from the initial distribution under the UEFA Club Benefits Programme.

The Story in 60 Seconds

Tottenham Hotspur are set to receive a share of a €31.5 million (£27 million) payout from UEFA for releasing players for international duty during the 2024/25 UEFA Nations League. The payment is part of the updated UEFA Club Benefits Programme, which compensates 611 clubs across Europe at a rate of €3,845 (£3,294) per eligible player appearance on a match sheet.

The distribution provides a financial boost for Spurs under head coach Roberto De Zerbi, following international appearances by squad members including Sandro Tonali, Lucas Bergvall, and Omar Marmoush. Overall, UEFA will distribute €244 million (£209 million) to clubs across the full cycle leading into UEFA Euro 2028.

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