Juventus have already secured at least €15 million in revenue from their Europa League campaign after making an impressive start to the competition. The Bianconeri strengthened their financial return with a dominant 5-0 victory over NEC Nijmegen, giving the club both a valuable result on the pitch and additional income from their European involvement.

The victory came at an important moment for Luciano Spalletti’s side, who are now preparing to return to Serie A action against Atalanta at Allianz Stadium on Sunday evening. Juventus need a positive league result after suffering a defeat to Sassuolo last weekend, leaving them eighth in the standings with seven points from their opening four matches.

Although Europa League participation was not Juventus’ original objective after missing out on Champions League qualification, the competition has provided a significant financial benefit. According to figures reported by Calcio e Finanza, Juventus had already earned €4.31 million from entering the league phase, while the win over NEC Nijmegen added another €450,000 to their total.

The club have also secured at least €7 million from the European component and a further €3 million from the non-European portion of the competition’s revenue distribution. With those figures included, Juventus have reached a minimum of €15 million from their Europa League participation, while the overall amount could rise considerably if they progress further in the tournament.