From 55 million to 800 thousand… How much did “Barcelona” and “Real” get with their rating in La Liga?

After the top 20 rankings were decided after the final round of the 2025-26 season, the earnings of each team as a result of this ranking are now known.

According to Mundo Deportivo, these revenues were determined by the Royal Decree on Central Sales issued on April 30, 2015. This decree establishes a revenue distribution based on the final position of the league, namely 25% of the total revenue generated from the joint sale of television rights.

According to the same decree, 50% is distributed equally among all clubs, and the remaining 50% is divided into two parts.

The first section is called “Social Impact,” one-third of which is calculated based on season ticket revenue and average ticket revenue over the last five seasons.

The remaining two-thirds is calculated based on the clubs’ contribution to generating TV rights revenue, while the remaining 25% is determined based on their league ranking.

To calculate this, we need to start with the €1.292 billion allocated to TV rights for the 2024-2025 season. This is the last figure officially announced by La Liga, pending the final distribution of revenue for the 2025-2026 season.

25% of this amount is approximately 323 million euros Barcelona as league championson 17% of this total or approximately 55 million euros.

This is approximately €7 million more than the €48 million Real will receive based on their 15 percent stake.

As for third-placed Villarreal, they will receive approximately €42 million (13%), compared to €35.5 million for fourth-placed Atletico Madrid.

Real Betis, in fifth place, will receive €29 million (9% of the total), while Celta Vigo, in sixth place, not only qualified them for the Europa League, but also contributed around €22.5 million.

Seventh-placed Getafe will receive €16 million, eighth-placed Rayo Vallecano will receive €11 million, and ninth-placed Valencia (3% of the total) will receive €9.6 million.

From there, the number continues to decrease, from 10th to 17th, distributed as follows:

Real Sociedad (€8.8 million, 2.7%); Espanyol (€8.08m, 2.5%), Athletic Bilbao (€7.2m, 2.25%), Sevilla (€6.6m, 2%), Alaves (€5.6m, 1.7%), Elche (€4.8m, 1.5%), Levante (€4m, €1.2m, €1.2m) 1.2 million euros, Osuna, 1.2%),

Then come the relegation positions, as the three clubs relegated to the second division will receive approximately €2.4 million for Real Mallorca, €1.6 million for Girona and €800,000 for Oviedo.