England’s players will donate their Euro 2020 prize money to various NHS charities.
The Three Lions take on Italy in the final on Sunday.
The Football Association receives about £24million if Gareth Southgate’s men win at Wembley.
Part of that money – around £9.6m – will be shared among the 26-man squad.
But the players have decided to donate their winnings to help the NHS.
If England however lose to Italy, the squad would get a bonus of around £8.5m.
The players are already donating their match fees for each Euro 2020 game to worthy causes.
A statement on behalf of the players before the tournament began read, “Following positive discussions with the FA, the England senior men’s squad are pleased to confirm that a significant donation from their international match fees will be made to NHS Charities Together via the #PlayersTogether initiative.
“This contribution will be taken from a fund already set aside to support a variety of worthy causes using all match fees collated since September 2018,”
