Manchester United are set to pocket a cool £77.5m windfall from winning the Europa League.
United bosses will be toasting their players' 2-0 success in Stockholm - after Paul Pogba and Henrikh Mkhitaryan netted in a comfortable victory to qualify for the Champions League.
United will earn £50m from the Champions League in TV rights and prize money, along with the £5.5m windfall for lifting the Europa League trophy, according to the Times .
As part of their kit sponsorship with Adidas they will also be handed a £22m bonus.
However, United will be forced to pay out £28m to players as part of bonuses written into their contracts.
The squad will split a bonus of £1million between them, but that would be far from their only reward.
Success in Europe's second tier competition guarantees a spot in the 2017/18 Champions League, meaning the majority of the squad would also see their basic pay rise.
United's players earning more than £20,000-a-week suffered a 25 per cent pay cut when they failed to qualify for this season's Champions League, but that 25 per cent will be reinstated.
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It does not apply to summer signings and final heroes Paul Pogba and Henrikh Mkhitaryan, along with Eric Bailly or Zlatan Ibrahimovic, as they were not part of the squad that failed to qualify for the 2016/17 season
If United had failed to beat Ajax, though, then last summer's signings would have been subjected to the 25 per cent pay cut for failing to qualify.
United could splash a large chunk of their winnings on Atletico Madrid winger Antoine Griezmann - who is available for around £60m.