The 2024 Brazilian Women’s Championship features a huge financial boost from the CBF, with a total investment of R$25 million aimed at enhancing the competition running until September.
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This year, all participating clubs will see their participation quotas increased from last year, with the champion and runner-up receiving larger prizes.
- In 2023, each participant received R$30,000 for the first phase; this year, the amount escalates to R$300,000.
- Quarterfinal teams will each receive R$100,000, up from R$35,000.
- Semifinalists will be awarded an additional R$100,000, doubling the previous R$50,000.
- Total participation shares amount to R$6 million.
The finalists will enjoy even more substantial rewards:
- The champion receives R$1.5 million, while the runner-up gets R$750,000—a 25% increase compared to 2023.
Summary of prizes for the 2024 Brasileirão Feminino:
- First phase: R$300,000
- Quarter-finals: R$100,000
- Semifinal: R$100,000
- Runner-up: R$750,000
- Champion: R$1.5 million
The champion potentially earns a total of R$2 million by the end of the tournament.
