HOW MUCH EVERY PREMIER LEAGUE CLUB EARNED DURING THE 22/23 CAMPAIGN

The end of the 2022/2023 Premier League season not only brings excitement and exciting moments on the pitch, but also reveals meaningful financial rewards for each participating club.

Prize distribution is an important aspect of the league, reflecting each team's performance and success throughout the season.

In this article, we'll dive into the earnings of each Premier League club after the 22/23 season ends.

1. City of Manchester:

£170 million - EPL Champion:

Manchester City have won the Premier League this season and are well-deserved with a coveted £170m prize pool. 2. Arsenal:

£167.8 million - Second highest earner:

Despite not winning the title, Arsenal became the second-biggest winner, receiving a sizable portion of the £167.8m prize money. Their steady performance and high ranking in the league played a major role in winning this impressive financial prize.

3.Manchester United:

£165.5 million - Third place:

Manchester United, one of the most successful clubs in Premier League history, finished third in the 22/23 campaign. They go away with a staggering £165.5 million in bonuses, solidifying their financial position and demonstrating their competitive edge.

While they didn't raise the trophy, their steady performances and solid support base led them to impressive financial rewards.

4. Newcastle United:

£163.4 million - Impressive fourth place:

Newcastle United have had a stellar campaign and secured a commendable fourth place in the Premier League. As a result, they won a remarkable £163.4 million prize pool. This financial fortune is testament to the hard work, dedication and ability of the team to compete with some of the strongest clubs in the league.

5.Liverpool:

£161.2 million - Disappointing season:

Liverpool, known for their recent successes in domestic and international competitions, had a relatively disappointing campaign in the 22/23 season. Even so, they won £161.2 million in prize money.

6. Brighton and Hove Albion:

£159m - European Qualifiers:

Brighton and Hove Albion have secured a European spot for next season, ending their successful campaign. They have won £159m in prize money, highlighting the financial benefits of participating in continental competitions.

7. Aston Villa:

£156.8m - European Qualifiers:

Aston Villa, another club that secured a spot in the European qualifiers, received a commendable £156.8m prize. Their successful campaign, which resulted in the top 6, not only brought them financial rewards but also gave them the opportunity to compete in the continental arena.