Come Saturday evening at Wembley, either Borussia Dortmund will win their first top flight title since 1997 or Real Madrid will lift their 15th Champions League.
But how much prize money do the teams earn for winning the world’s premier club football competition?
Champions League pot
It is understood that the distribution pot sits at about $1.8bn (£1.46bn).
Well 55 per cent of each team’s winnings are sourced from their performance, with the winners receiving $21.5m (£17m) and the runner-up getting $16.12m (£12.7m).
Champions League PositionPrize moneyChampions$21.5mmRunners-up$16.12mSemi-finals$13.2mQuarter-finals$11.4mRound of 16 $10.3mGroup stage wins$3mGroup stage draws$1mReaching the group stage$16.8mCBS
Rankings
Then 30 per cent, around $651m, is distributed based on Uefa’s coefficient ranking. Manchester City currently top this with Bayern Munich, Real Madrid, PSG and Liverpool completing the top five. Dortmund are eighth.
The lowest ranked team in the Champions League gets about £970,000 with the highest rank team getting a lot more.
Real Madrid are expected to get about $37m from this avenue, with Dortmund receiving around $31m.
Top ranked Manchester City will be touching $40m.
TV talent
The remaining 15 per cent will be taken from broadcast revenue. National governing bodies will pick up much of this revenue stream but clubs will get a cut depending on how many games they play in the Champions League.