Seville mayor Antonio Munoz has revealed Rangers followers generated an unbelievable £68million for the financial system final week.
And he shot down huge of the mark claims travelling supporters vandalised the town - claiming there was no substantial harm regardless of experiences on the contrary.
An estimate of 100,000+ Rangers followers made their voyage to Seville as they watched Gio van Bronckhorst and his crew cruelly come up quick towards Eintracht Frankfurt.
The Europa League Closing went the space however Aaron Ramsey 's penalty miss was the distinction.
Though the ultimate has been overshadowed by the chaotic situations on the stadium itself with UEFA launching a probe into the dearth of primary provisions on the evening, the Seville financial system acquired an unbelievable increase.
With lodge rooms booked for miles round and each accessible flight fully bought out, the town was besieged by followers through the lead-up and day of the ultimate.
They usually helped contribute to an unbelievable increase to native companies, in accordance with Antonio Munoz, mayor of Seville.
He stated: "The forecasts earlier than the ultimate have been 60 million Euros [£51 million] for the Seville financial system. The figures are in now and they're the truth is 75 million Euros (£68 million).
"I need to reward the general public companies, cleansing and transport sections and safety within the metropolis final week. Every little thing labored like clockwork.
"There was completely no harm to any of our heritage websites. I noticed photos claiming there was harm within the Plaza de Espana, for instance, however they're undoubtedly faux. It is a deceive say it was broken, there was no vandalism.
"In fact, situations weren't ideally suited for the Seville inhabitants and there may be at all times room for enhancements
"However we've acquired congratulations of hoteliers, industrial leaders and UEFA for the organisation of the ultimate with regard to the town of Seville."