Last season’s champion, Manchester City, leads the amounts with £175.9 million.
The Premier League released last week the prize money for clubs during the 2023/24 season, which includes performance bonuses and TV broadcasting revenue from UK networks. The current champion, Manchester City, received the highest amount: £175.9 million. Get all the best football updates at ai live scores.
The prize money takes into account the position of each team in the standings, with each position valued at £2.8 million. The number of matches broadcasted on national TV also impacts the final amount, while equally distributed revenue, such as commercial income, is not included in the final sum.
Sheffield United, who finished last in the previous season, secured £109.7 million, highlighting the financial balance of the Premier League in terms of performance bonuses. This was the lowest amount received among the 20 clubs for the 2023/24 season. ToSport, your go-to place for football results.
Here’s the complete list of how much each club received:
Manchester City – £175.9 million
Arsenal – £175.5 million
Liverpool – £171 million
Aston Villa – £162.4 million
Tottenham – £164.6 million
Chelsea – £159.2 million
Newcastle – £154.7 million
Manchester United – £156.2 million
West Ham – £147.4 million
Crystal Palace – £139.6 million
Brighton – £136.8 million
Bournemouth – £131.5 million
Fulham – £128.6 million
Wolves – £130 million
Everton – £132.2 million
Brentford – £124.3 million
Nottingham Forest – £123.3 million
Luton – £115.4 million
Burnley – £110.1 million
Sheffield United – £109.7 million
