Arsenal have been handed financial boost ahead of the, thanks to their progression to the semi-final.
overcame Real Madrid 5-1 on aggregate on Wednesday night to book their place in the final four of the competition. ’s men came out as 2-1 winners at the Bernabeu after a 3-0 win in the first leg a week earlier.
Arsenal will now face Ligue 1 giants Paris Saint-Germain in the semi-final. The French side overcame Aston Villa 5-4 on aggregate in their quarter-final clash.
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As well as the excitement of getting nearer to the ultimate European silverware, the progression to the semi-final also brings financial rewards for Arsenal.
Just for making the group stage of the competition, teams are awarded €18.62 million (£15.6m). Every win in the group stage is worth €2.1 million (£1.7m), with each position in the table worth another €275,000 (£230,000).
The top eight teams in the league also earned a €2 million (£1.6m) bonus.
Therefore, thanks to six wins and a third place finish, the Gunners earned £38.64 million from the group stage alone.
Reaching the semi-final stage of the competition bags them an extra £12.7 million. That will therefore take their earnings so far to £51.34 million, that will only increase if Arsenal get to the final.
The runners-up of the competition earn £15.6 million, while the winner bags £21.1 million.
The extra money could come in handy for Arsenal, especially with the summer transfer window quickly approaching.
Arteta is keen on strengthening his attacking options in the off-season. Players such as Alexander Isak, Viktor Gyokeres and Benjamin Sesko are among those being watched by Arsenal.
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