Both teams in the UEFA Super Cup get €4 million each and the winner gets an extra €1 million on top - and 888sport crunch the numbers ahead of the 2026 contest.
UEFA Super Cup prize money is fixed, which makes the competition refreshingly simple compared with the bonus-heavy ladders in the Champions League and Europa League.
Punters can read up on the total Super Cup prize pot below, or find football odds at 888sport ahead of what should be a mouth-watering contest.
Paris Saint-Germain and Aston Villa are the 2026 finalists, and the prize split means the winner leaves Salzburg with €5 million, while the runner-up still pockets a tidy €4 million.
How much prize money do UEFA Super Cup teams get?
UEFA Super Cup prize money is shared between the two clubs before a ball is kicked. Both qualified teams receive €4 million, and qualification comes through winning the Champions League and the UEFA Europa League.
That setup keeps the fixture easy to follow: one club arrives as Champions League winner, the other as Europa League winner, and both are already guaranteed the same base payout.
For clubs, that makes the match a high-profile one-night bonus rather than a marathon of staged payments.
How much prize money does the UEFA Super Cup winner get?
The winner receives an extra €1 million, which takes total UEFA Super Cup prize money for the victorious club to €5 million. If you were wondering how much UEFA Super Cup winners get, that final boost is the whole story.
The result matters for silverware, prestige, and the trophy cabinet, but the cash gap between winner and runner-up is modest by elite European standards.
Which teams have won the UEFA Super Cup the most?
Real Madrid lead the all-time list with six wins. FC Barcelona and AC Milan sit just behind on five each.
Those numbers underline how often Europe’s most decorated clubs have turned the Super Cup into familiar territory, even though the format now produces one-off meetings on neutral ground rather than the old two-legged tie.
Which teams are in the 2026/27 UEFA Super Cup?
Paris Saint-Germain and Aston Villa will meet in the 2026 UEFA Super Cup in Salzburg, with kick-off set for Wednesday 12 August 2026.
PSG won the 2025 edition, while Aston Villa won their only previous Super Cup in 1982. Salzburg’s Stadion Salzburg will stage the match for the first time.
The odds, as you’d expect, foresee an uphill battle for Villa to claim that extra €1 million in earnings. They enter the UEFA Super Cup betting with odds of 18/5 to beat PSG in regulation.
*Odds subject to change - prices accurate at the time of writing*
