According to the document, the study projects an impact on the Portuguese economy of €678 million if the national team wins the tournament, which is equivalent to spending of €65 for each Portuguese person over a period of 50 days.
If, however, the Portuguese team
doesn’t get past the
group stage, which would be the worst possible result for the European champions, the impact would be €333 million, or €32 euros per person over 34 days.
The impact is divided into several areas: household consumption, which accounts for 35%, restaurants (15%), advertising (22%), online gambling (6%) and monetary performance (6%).
In the worst possible scenario outlined in the study, the impact is still €127 million during the stage before the tournament and €198 million for participation in the group stage, plus a return of €10 million for the rest of the tournament without the Portuguese national team.