MANCHESTER CITY will bank almost £300MILLION in prize money if they clinch the Treble.
Pep Guardiola’s men are just seven games away from completing the dream Premier League, Champions League and FA Cup haul.
A fifth Premier League crown in six years is likely to be worth around £164m, similar to the figure they landed last season.
SunSport revealed last month that a first Champions League trophy would earn the Etihad outfit £117.2m.
Guardiola’s side are favourites to reach the final next month following Tuesday’s 1-1 semi-final first-leg draw at Real Madrid.
And if City beat neighbours Manchester United in the FA Cup final at Wembley on June 3, that would see them trouser £3.9m — taking the total to a staggering £285.1m.
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City have four league matches left, starting at Everton on Sunday and need nine more points to officially win the title.
Then Guardiola and his Treble-chasers will switch their attention back to Europe’s biggest prize for the return leg against Real on Wednesday.
Kevin De Bruyne’s stunning second-half equaliser in the Bernabeu has given City a golden chance of making the Istanbul final.
The glitzy showpiece in Turkey is on June 10 — so the blue half of Manchester could already have two trophies in the cabinet and be looking to make it three.
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Lifting an elusive first European Cup would guarantee them entry into the new-look Fifa Club World Cup in 2025 — which is worth an estimated £50m.
City’s group stage winnings this season, including the coefficient and initial prize money, saw them bank £69.6m.
As Premier League champions, Guardiola’s men also took a 40 per cent share of the initial £28.8m market pool fund.
Their victories in the last 16 and quarter-final have been worth a further £20.37m to the Abu Dhabi-owned club.
And reaching the final would see City taking £9.6m of the remaining half of the market pool — as they would have played 13 of the total 39 matches involving English teams.
Winning the European Cup in Istanbul next month would mean a further £17.63m, taking their potential total earnings to £117.2m.
City defender Manuel Akanji said: “We’ve been working all season long to be in a position like this.
“We just take it the way it is — be in the moment, think about the next action and be ready for it.”
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
