Celtic earned another bonus payment from UEFA after their Champions League win over Young Boys.
Brendan Rodgers' side earned the win bonus after the league phase victory over the Swiss side at Celtic Park.
The triumph not only sealed qualification for the next stage of the European competition but also earned extra money for the club.
Celtic earned €2.1m for the win over Young Boys as a result of Champions League victory prize money. Clubs earn cash for wins and draws in the league phase of the competition.
Draws in the league phase of the competition see €700k bonuses paid to clubs.
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Celtic banked €18.62m before a ball was kicked simply for their involvement in the revamped league phase of the Champions League.
Beyond per-match win or draw fees, Celtic will also be guaranteed another payment from UEFA of €275k (£232k) minimum.
The club finishing 36th in the league phase will earn that figure with another €275k added for every position higher in the table after all eight matches.
Celtic Champions League prize money
League phase participation - €18.62m (€17.87m down-payment and €750k balance).
Performance bonuses - €2.1m per win, €700k per draw.
League ranking bonus - Each club will earn at least €275k for their league phase campaign - for every position above 36th, another €275k will be added to the bonus.
Furthermore, clubs ranked 1-8 at the end of the league phase will receive an additional €2m with clubs 9th to 16th pocketing €1m.
Progression bonuses - qualification for the knockout round play-offs: €1m per club − qualification for the round of 16: €11m per club − qualification for the quarter-finals: €12.5m per club − qualification for the semi-finals: €15m per club − qualification for the final: €18.5m per club - competition winners receive an additional€6.5m.
