For winning the Copa Libertadores final, Flamengo secured R$136 million in prize money. As a result, the club’s total profits from the competition amounted to R$187.8 million.
Before the final, Palmeiras and Flamengo had each collected more than R$50 million in CONMEBOL prize money to reach the final of the tournament.
The CONMEBOL prize pool projected that during the group stage, each win would bring in an additional R$1.7 million for the winning team. Since Palmeiras won all six matches in that stage, they secured R$10.2 million in this regard alone. Flamengo, who only managed three wins in the group stage (plus two draws and one defeat), collected R$5.1 million.
As a result, Palmeiras and Flamengo arrived at Saturday’s match with R$56.9 million and R$51.8 million respectively.
With their second place finish, which earned them an additional R$39.7 million, Palmeiras collected a total of R$96.6 million.
In addition to additional prizes for victories in the group stage, teams received a prize in each advanced stage.
Those who qualified in the group stage and reached the round of 16 received R$7.1 million. Those who reached the quarterfinals received an additional R$9.6 million.
The four teams that reached the semi-finals added R$13 million to their coffers.
How was the CONMEBOL award in Libertadores 2025?
- Group stage: USD 3 million (R $ 17 million) + USD 330,000 (R $ 1.7 million) per win
- Round of 16: 1.25 million US dollars (7.1 million Brazilian reals)
- Quarter-finals: US$1.7 million (R$9.6 million)
- Semi-final: US$2.3 million (R$13 million)
- Runner-up: US$7 million (R$39.7 million)
- Champion: US$24 million (R$136 million)