Rangers have reached the quarter-final stage of the Europa League.
Barry Ferguson's side progressed to the last eight of the competition following their penalty shoot-out victory over Jose Mourinho's Fenerbahce.
While there are no prize money bonuses from UEFA at this stage of proceedings, the Scottish Premiership giants have bagged more money by making it to the next stage.
Qualification for the quarter-finals sees Rangers bank €2.5m from UEFA. This comes into the club on top of the €1.75m they received for playing in the last-16 against Fenerbahce.
Rangers will play Athletic Club in the next round of the tournament.
And club chiefs will be hoping the run in Europe can emulate that of three years ago, when Rangers reached the final, to help maximise earning potential.
Rangers' guaranteed Europa League earnings so far
League phase participation - €4.31m (€4.14m down-payment and €170k balance).
Win bonuses (Malmo, FCSB, Nice, Union Saint-Gilloise) - €450k x 4 = €1.8m
Draw bonuses (Olympiacos, Tottenham) - €150k x 2 = €300k
Qualification to the round of 16 of the competition - €1.75m
League ranking bonus - €2.175m (clubs receive €75k for each position higher in table)
Top eight finish in league phase - €600k
Qualification for the round of 16: €1.75m per club
Qualification for the quarter-finals: €2.5m per club
GUARANTEED TOTAL: €15.185m (£12.74m)
Potential Europa League payments
1st to 8th in league phase - €600k (£500k)
9th to 16th in league phase - €300k (£250k)
At least €75k - increased by the same figure for every position above the bottom in the league phase.
- qualification for the knockout round play-offs: €300k per club - qualification for the round of 16: €1.75m per club - qualification for the quarter-finals: €2.5m per club - qualification for the semi-finals: €4.2m per club - qualification for the final: €7m per club The UEL winners can expect to receive an additional €6m
