Value pillar
The value pillar is one of the four pillars of the distribution. It is shaped by the club coefficient and by the standing of the competition itself, so it rewards a club's ranking as well as its results.
Why it matters
It matters because it carries the past into the money. A club with a high coefficient and a long association with the competition draws a larger share from this pillar, so the ranking affects income as well as fixtures.
Where it is used
It is used in the distribution alongside the base share, the performance pillar and the market pool. The value pillar is where the coefficient reaches into the finances of a club, connecting the draw to the accounts.
How to read it
Read the value pillar as the standing component of the money. It is not earned in a single match but accumulated across seasons, so it rewards the record a club has built over time in the competition.
What it means
the share of the money shaped by the club coefficient
Value pillar is one of the working terms of the competition. This entry explains it as a mechanism that holds true from season to season, so it can be read on its own or alongside the other entries in the glossary of the tournament.
- One of the four pillars of distribution.
- Shaped by the club coefficient.
- Also reflects the competition's standing.
- Rewards a club's record over seasons.
- Connects the draw to the income.
- The standing component of the money.