€16 million will now be up for grabs.
UEFA has doubled the prize money available to teams for the women's European Championships next year.
The 16 participating countries will now share a 16 million euro fund - double the 8 million that was distributed at the 2017 tournament.
Euro 2022 will be hosted by England and takes place in July.
🏆 Prize money will be doubled for next summer's @UEFAWomensEURO!
— UEFA (@UEFA) September 23, 2021
The #UEFAExCo confirmed the 16 qualified teams will share a total €16 million, up from €8 million in 2017.
Clubs releasing players will also receive a total €4.5 million for the first time.#WEURO2022
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