Prize money is basically a bonus at mainly the end of the season rewarded to clubs for any specific achievements they've made in ECS. For example winning the Master League or the Cup. The information and full criteria is listed below.
ECS Master League Prize Money
1st Position - £30,000,000
2nd Position - £15,000,000
3rd Position - £10,000,000
4th Position - £9,000,000
5th Position - £8,000,000
6th Position - £7,000,000
7th Position - £6,000,000
8th Position - £5,000,000
9th Position - £4,000,000
10th Position - £3,000,000
There are other ways of gaining a few cash bonuses at the end of a League campaign. Those methods are all listed below.
Top Goalscorer - £5,000,000
Manager of the Season - £5,000,000
Player of the Season - £5,000,000
Young Player of the Season - £5,000,000
Goal of the Season - £5,000,000
There are even ways of earning some extra cash for your transfer funds during a league campaign. They are similar to the majority of the above...but are given out on a monthly basis.
Manager of the Month - £5,000,000
Player of the Month - £5,000,000
Young Player of the Month - £5,000,000
Goal of the Month - £3,000,000
Now we move over to the ECS Cup. This tourement will be sponsored by a different company each season which will alter it's name thus referring to it as just the ECS Cup in this situation. The prize money information is below.
ECS Cup Winners - £15,000,000
ECS Cup Runners-up - £5,000,000
Top Goalscorer - £3,000,000
At the end of the season, the eventual Master League champions and Cup winners will head into a face-off match for the ECS Charity Trophy. If however, a club does the League and Cup double they will face the team in second place in the League to determin the winners of this Charity competition.
ECS Charity Cup Winners - £3,000,000
If you do happen to have anymore suggestions as to any methods of winning money for your club then please do not hesistate to contact myself via my e-mail address scattered around the site. I am going to keep prize money to a respectable and realistic minimum to avoid transfer prices over-flowing into rediculous fees.