Spearheaded by the super-sub duo of Chloe Kelly and Michelle Agyemang, who both play their club football for Renee Sleger’s Arsenal Women’s side, it took until the final moments of extra-time for the Lionesses to secure a spot in the final, which is being held at St. Jakob-Park.
GIVEMESPORT Key Statistic: Across spells with the Netherlands and England, Sarina Wiegman has become the first ever men’s or women’s manager to reach five consecutive international finals.
They are set to lock horns with Spain, who won the 2023 World Cup final against England 1-0. Whether they have the grit and determination to bring gold back to England remains to be seen – but we have come to learn of their bonus take-home from the FA chiefs.
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How Much England Lionesses Receive If They Win Euro 2025 Final
They are also set to pocket £3m through sponsor bonuses/social media
Her team is also very special and, in a report by The Mirror on the eve of the showpiece, it has been revealed how much each player is set to pocket if they are able to right their wrongs and get revenge on Montserrat Tome’s well-drilled side.
According to the report, Wiegman’s 23-strong squad will (if they win, of course) share a bonus pot of £1.7 million from the nation’s footballing governing body. Each player will, therefore, receive a total of £73,000 – a figure £18,000 greater than what they earned from beating Germany at Wembley in 2022.
The back-to-back finalists are, however, expected to bridge the gap by pocketing an estimated £1 million from sponsor bonuses alongside an additional £2 million from social media platforms such as TikTok and Instagram, experts have said.
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“The Lionesses could certainly cash in by retaining the Euros,” said sponsorship expert Nigel Currie. “It would be a unique achievement, and the potential offers would far exceed those on the table currently. Many of the high-profile players can expect to earn million-pound endorsement contracts on the back of further success.”
Wiegman is positively confident of their chances ahead of the game. “I think that both teams have so much respect for each other,” the 55-year-old Dutch tactician said, per UEFA. “They are good on the ball, so I expect they’ll have the ball a little more.”
