UEFA reveal Juventus earned €89.1m from the 2014-15 Champions League campaign, more than any other club.
The Bianconeri were beaten in the Final by Barcelona in May.
However, they picked up almost €30m more than the Blaugrana, who only got €61.27m.
This is due to the market pool, as there were only two Italian clubs in the competition and Roma went out in the group phase.
Barcelona had to share the Spanish market pool with the other sides who took part in the tournament.
UEFA reveal Juventus earned €89.1m from the 2014-15 Champions League campaign, more than any other club.
The Bianconeri were beaten in the Final by Barcelona in May.
However, they picked up almost €30m more than the Blaugrana, who only got €61.27m.
This is due to the market pool, as there were only two Italian clubs in the competition and Roma went out in the group phase.
Barcelona had to share the Spanish market pool with the other sides who took part in the tournament.
Napoli reached the semi-finals of the Europa League and earned €12.5m, whereas Fiorentina – who also got into the final four – pocketed €10.5m.
Inter followed on €6.8m and Torino €6.5m.