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UEFA Super Cup: Prize money for PSG, Aston Villa after 2-1 win revealed
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UEFA Super Cup: Prize money for PSG, Aston Villa after 2-1 win revealed

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The prize money for Paris Saint-Germain after defeating Aston Villa 2-1 in the 2026 UEFA Super Cup has been revealed.

PSG defeated the Premier League club at the Red Bull Arena on Wednesday to become the third club in the history of the competition to win the trophy back-to-back, joining Real Madrid and AC Milan.

Two goals from Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and Desire Doue gave the French Ligue 1 champions the victory against Unai Emery’s side, as Brian Madjo’s goal was not enough.

According to the Daily Mirror, Luis Enrique’s side will receive £4.3 million for winning the UEFA Super Cup.

PSG will also receive a further £900,000 winning bonus.

Aston Villa, on the other hand, will receive £3.4 million despite losing the final.

UEFA is expected to make the payments to PSG and Aston Villa on Friday, August 21.

UEFA Super Cup: Prize money for PSG, Aston Villa after 2-1 win revealed

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