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Post by chatchu-off moksri on May 2, 2024 11:31:16 GMT -5
question for @avid 2.0 and kwt but for the top clubs in the lower leagues (im thinking Vasas, Calcit Kamnik, etc.) is there any financial benefit to them qualifying for CL? do clubs like NUC make more money for getting longer runs in a CL cup? im wondering if club performances like that help them grow and become bigger teams, or if it really is solely based on who is sponsoring them and how much money they have. There are money prizes for achievements: Champions League: winner -> 500k euros runner-up -> 250k semi-finalists -> 125k quarter-finalists -> ? CEV Cup: winner -> 80k runner-up -> 60k semi-finalists -> 30k quarter-finalists -> 15k Challenge Cup: winner -> 50k runner-up -> 30k semi-finalists -> 15k quarter-finalists -> 10k CEV is cheap, lol damn that really sucks. winning more matches does nothing for the "lower level" clubs then.
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Post by bzo on May 2, 2024 13:31:49 GMT -5
damn that really sucks. winning more matches does nothing for the "lower level" clubs then. They do get a little prize money for winning/playing matches in the earlier rounds of CL too: From this PDF. But then there are participation fees too...
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Post by kwt on May 2, 2024 14:33:19 GMT -5
damn that really sucks. winning more matches does nothing for the "lower level" clubs then. They do get a little prize money for winning/playing matches in the earlier rounds of CL too: From this PDF. But then there are participation fees too... Begging-like money, lol. It's not even enough to cover travel expenses. That's why a lot of small teams agree to play both legs of a round in a single venue (to split the cost).
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Post by kwt on May 5, 2024 1:21:35 GMT -5
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Post by kwt on May 5, 2024 5:50:07 GMT -5
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