The new format of the Spanish Super Cup, including two semifinals and a final, has generated a mixed consensus in recent years, but it has also come with a better payout for teams involved.
Last season, Barcelona took away a handsome sum of €9 million as the champions – €6 million as a fixed amount, €1 million as a finalist, and an additional €2 million for the title.
Real Madrid earned €7.15 million as the finalists, while Athletic Club and Mallorca earned €2 million and €850,000 respectively, thus making it a rich event with a total prize sum of €19,648,486.