Celtic will bank €1m for their involvement in the Champions League knockout play-off round.
Brendan Rodgers' side secured the UEFA bonus payment for progressing beyond the league phase of the revamped competition.
While there are no bonuses up for grabs for individual results in the knockout phase, Celtic will receive a set fee for making the knockout play-off round.
The fee is €1m, or around £830k.
The payment is not dependent on any result in the two-legged tie against Bayern Munich.
Instead, Celtic simply receive the set amount with the opportunity to majorly increase their earnings with progression to the round of 16.
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Progressing into the last 16 would see Celtic land an €11m UEFA payment. Teams competing in the quarter-final bank another €12.5m on top.
Celtic have earned €32.42m in the Champions League through participation and performance payments this season.
The figure does not include legacy UEFA payments or money made from ticket sales.
Celtic Champions League earnings
League phase participation - €18.62m (€17.87m down-payment and €750k balance).
Win bonuses (Slovan Bratislava, RB Leipzig & Young Boys) - €2.1m x 3 = €6.3m
Draw bonuses (Atalanta, Club Brugge & GNK Dinamo) - €700k x 3 = €2.1m
Qualification to Champions League knockout play-off round - €1m
League ranking bonus (21st) - €4.4m (clubs receive one €275k share for each position higher in table)
GUARANTEED TOTAL: €32.42m (£27.14m)
