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What do Portugal get for winning the Nations League?

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Portugal earned 10.5m euros (£8.8m) as they won the 2025 Uefa Nations League.

Beating Spain on penalties in Sunday's final was worth 6m euros (£5.1m) alone, and they also made 4.5m euros (£3.8m) earlier in the competition via a combination of solidarity payments and from winning their group.

On top of that, their performances in the Nations League will contribute to their place in Fifa's world rankings.

Portugal, Spain, and - the semi-finalists in the 2023-25 Nations League - have also been guaranteed qualification play-off spots for the 2026 World Cup, should they fail to qualify directly from the groups.

If any of the quartet qualify without needing the play-off spots, they will filter down to Nations League group winners from lower groups, which would benefit England and, potentially, Wales and Northern Ireland should results work in their favour.

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