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Tuesday 26 May 2009 8:00 pm

European champions set to claim 100m windfall

By: admindrupal

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VICTORY in tonight’s Champions League final is worth more to Manchester United than mere sporting glory – the winners stand to make a cool £100m.

The figure takes into account prize money, more lucrative sponsorship deals and television rights, an increase in squad value and a boost to season ticket sales.

Even if they lose this evening, United would be in line for a £60m windfall, according to the research commissioned by MasterCard.

Host city Rome is also set for a £40m shot in the arm, from fan spending, tourism and the greater likelihood of hosting future events.

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