Armenia Received Over €14 Million from UEFA for the 2024/25 Season

According to UEFA’s 2024/25 financial report, Armenia received €12.077 million under the solidarity payments program, as well as €2.25 million for participation in the Nations League.

Solidarity Payments: €12.077 Million

The report provides a detailed breakdown of fund distribution among national associations and clubs. In Armenia’s case, the total €12.077 million includes:

• €1.3 million — investments through the HatTrick program;
• €2.93 million — annual solidarity payments to the association;
• €3.323 million — payments to clubs not participating in the main stages of European competitions;
• €1.328 million — payments to clubs eliminated in Champions League qualifying;
• €3.166 million — payments to clubs competing in Conference League qualifying;
• €30,000 — payments related to the Women’s Champions League.

Prize money earned by FC Noah for participation in the Conference League group stage is not included in this report. FC Noah earned €4.681 million in the 2024/25 Conference League.

Comparison with Neighboring Countries

Total solidarity payments (excluding Nations League bonuses):

Georgia — €10.566 million;
Azerbaijan — €11.054 million;
Kazakhstan — €12.829 million;
Armenia — €12.077 million.

Armenia received more than Georgia and Azerbaijan and only slightly less than Kazakhstan.

Nations League Payments

The Armenian national team competed in League C (Group 4) of the UEFA Nations League. For participation, the team received €2.25 million — €1.125 million as a qualification bonus and €1.125 million as a participation fee.

Thus, Armenia’s total revenue from UEFA in the 2024/25 season exceeded €14.3 million.

UEFA financial distributions remain a key source of income for the national federation and professional clubs.

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