Liverpool were confirmed as the champions of the FIFA Club World Cup on Saturday night, beating Flamengo to the title thanks to a goal from Roberto Firmino.
The Reds had already picked up £16 million for winning the Champions League final, and collected £4 million for their UEFA Super Cup victory earlier this season.
Last night's victory not only meant winning a trophy the club has never picked up before, but also added another £4 million to their coffers.
That means the total prize money for the three trophies that the club have won in 2019 amounts to £24 million - enough to buy Takumi Minamino three times over, with some cash to spare.
Those figures are just for the one-off games, with much more money generated from the runs to each final.
In 2017/18, Liverpool banked a little over €81 million as they reached the Champions League final in Kyiv, while last season's win saw them take home around €30 million more thanks to UEFA's television rights deal being renewed.
This season, in addition to the millions won during the group stage, the Reds will take home €9.5 million for their last-16 clash with Atletico Madrid.
Should they progress in that tie, a further €10.5 million would be earned in the quarter-finals, a further €12 million in the semi-finals and another €15 million in the final.
