The world of football is full of excitement and drama, but there's one game that always gets the best of the fans - the Champions League Final. This year, Valencia FC, the Spanish club that defeated Real Madrid in the final, has made history by earning 30 million euros from selling players' transfer revenue.

This amount represents a significant portion of the club's annual income, which amounts to approximately €25 million. The success of this move comes as no surprise, as Valencia has consistently been one of the most successful clubs in the league. However, the fact that they have managed to earn such a large sum of money from selling players' transfer revenue is truly impressive.

The transfer market in Europe is incredibly competitive, with many teams looking to make big moves in order to secure their place in the Champions League. Valencia's decision to sell players' transfer revenue was a smart move, as it allowed them to keep their focus on winning the title rather than worrying about the financial aspects of the tournament.

However, the success of Valencia's move will be limited, as other teams will likely follow suit and try to replicate their strategy. But for now, the club remains one of the most successful teams in European football, and their performance in the Champions League Final will undoubtedly go down as one of the greatest in recent memory.