Euro 2024: How Much Money England Stars Will Be Paid per Game During Tournament

• England's The Three Lions are among the 24 countries scheduled to participate in this summer's Euro 2024 in Germany
• Gareth Southgate's men are also in to pocket some eyewatering amount of money for taking part in the continental showpiece
• England, who are in Group C of the tournament alongside Slovenia, Denmark and Serbia, are yet to taste glory on the continental stage

England stars who will feature at the Euro 2024 are in line to receive some form of payment in each of the games they will play.

The Three Lions are among the top European powerhouses that will play in the continental showpiece, which will be held in Germany this summer.

Gareth Southgate's side are in Group C of the tournament, pooled alongside Slovenia, Denmark, and Serbia.

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According to SPORTbible, each of the 24 teams taking part in the competition will receive £7.92million for making the Germany trip, with the money expected to rise to £26mili, which is the ultimate prize for title winners.

That fee is understood to be on top of the standard amount players receive for representing their countries.

How much will England stars earn?

Wales Online reports that England stars will each pocket £2,000 per match.

However, the fee will likely be boosted via a bonus system that may be decided via the FA.

Interestingly, England players have in the past decided against pocketing the money offered for playing for the country.

Instead, the proceeds are donated to the England Football Foundation and later distributed to charities.

Meanwhile, Southgate has since decided on the final squad representing the country at the tournament.

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The tactician had previously selected 33 players buthas now settled on a 26-man squad in the final shortlist for the Germany trip.

The Three Lions have never won the continental crown, coming agonisingly close in 2020 when they reached the final, only to lose to Italy.

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