Portuguese clubs will receive around €300,000 for the presence of their players in the League of Nations football campaign, a source from the Portuguese Football Federation (FPF) told Lusa on Tuesday.
This amount is distributed by the FPF among the nine clubs that have relinquished players to the teams involved in the competition in which the team finished in second place from the corners in Group A2, behind Spain, which qualified for the latter four.
Benfica is the club that receives the most, with 88 thousand euros, followed by Sporting with 51 thousand euros and FC Porto with 47.5 thousand euros.
Casa Pia, with 30,000, Nacional and Paços de Ferreira, with 22,000 euros each, Gil Vicente and Vitória de Guimarães, with 15,000 each, and Sporting de Braga, with seven, are the other emblems that these amount to for the transfer of players to the selections.
The Nations League final four will be played in the Netherlands in June 2023 by the host team, Spain, Croatia and Italy.
Source: DN
