Real Madrid's players will receive around €780,000 each if they win both the Spanish title and the Champions League this season.
The incredible bonus agreement was made after the club went out of the Copa del Rey recently and is an added incentive for Bernd Schuster's squad.
Raúl, Guti, Iker Casillas and Michel Salgado met with president Ramón Calderón and sporting director Pedja Mijatovic and set the target figures.
If Madrid lift the domestic title, in which they are currently nine points clear at the top, each first team player will receive €300,000 to enjoy the summer on.
The Champions League is the main attraction, however, as oif Los Merengues lift the trophy for the tenth time then the smiles will be broadened thanks to each player earning an added €480,000.
A hat-trick of trophies would meant even more as there was €120,000 on offer if Madrid were also successful in the Copa del Rey.
Such a mammoth agreement may not be unusual, but if victory comes in both tournaments, then the club will face paying out €19.5m in totoal.
While the amount is the price of one decent midfielder for the Spanish giants, Calderón is considering taking out insurance to cover the expense.
Last term, similar incentives were offered and after Madrid lifted the league title, José Antonio Reyes claimed that he never received the bonus.