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Football Association bosses are eager to cash in on England’s Euro 2020 success by handing players the chance to do extra promotional work with sponsors.

The FA have approached the players with an enhanced pay package that could double their image rights payments in return for signing up with more sponsors.

Image rights arrangements allow the FA to pay players for their involvement with the national side’s commercial work.

England's Euro 2020 heroes are into the semi-finals after beating Ukraine on Saturday night 

The Three Lions are now being offered the chance to cash-in on their thrilling run this summer 

Players could double their image rights pay to £300,000 a year, while FA sponsors including Coca-Cola and McDonald’s would gain extra access and personal appearances from England players.

It is understood the players could sign the contract after the Euro 2020 final.

The additional commercial work would take place during England get-togethers.

England's stars are enhancing their careers this summer but could be filling their pockets too 

An agreement could bank the FA extra millions and would come as a huge boost for the FA as they tackle an estimated £300million loss from the Covid pandemic.

FA commercial revenues have fallen 32 per cent in two years from £79.1m in 2018 to £53.3million in 2020.

The enhanced deal would also see captain Harry Kane and fellow England players show their support for Coca-Cola, just weeks after Cristiano Ronaldo and Paul Pogba snubbed the drinks giant during Euro 2020 press conferences.