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       Euro2022 Finals - Prize money increase from UEFA
       By: EalingGreen Date: September 23, 2021, 9:23 am
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       Uefa has doubled the prize money available to teams for the
       women's European Championship in 2022.
       The 16 qualified teams will now share 16m euros (£13.73m),
       double the 8m euros (£6.86m) that was distributed at Euro 2017
       in the Netherlands.
       Uefa's executive committee approved the increase in prize money
       for the women's event on Wednesday, along with a new
       distribution model, to include performance-based bonuses for the
       group stage.
       The governing body also approved a plan that will make 4.5m
       euros (£3.86m) available to European clubs as reward for
       releasing their players for the tournament.
  HTML https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/58655047
       Of course whilst welcome, this should be seen in the context of
       the prize money at the men's Euro 2020 tournament being 371m
       euros (£317m), albeit distributed between 24 teams.
       Otoh, with the women having 16 x teams, each with a squad of
       23(?) players, the release fee of £3.86m should mean around £10k
       per player going to their clubs, which is a tidy sum for our own
       local womens teams, some of whom should have a few players in
       our squad.
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