How much each Premier League club made from TV revenue

As the 2022/23 Premier League season draws to a close, the final financial packages are being shared between the club…

As the 2022/23 Premier League season draws to a close, the final financial packages are being shared between the clubs. Broadcasting revenue and prize money provide much of the change in England’s top flight. In fact, over $3 billion will be split between the 20 teams. This also includes the three relegation clubs.

Each Premier League team distributes the basic broadcasting rights payments each season. This is worth over $100 million for the current campaign. Additional revenue is then added to each club based on how often their matches are selected for live TV.

Man City lead the pack in EPL earnings

Unsurprisingly, Manchester City brought in the most money of the Premier League clubs. The Citizens recently clinched their fifth league title in six seasons under manager Pep Guardiola. In total, the club receives about 210 million dollars from the top flight division. This doesn’t even include Champions League earnings. City have already guaranteed around $111 million just to make it to the tournament final against Inter Milan.

According to the Mirror, Champions League qualification could be worth around $124 million to any English club. That means that City, Arsenal, Manchester United and Newcastle will bring in even more money soon. Conversely, the disappointing seasons of Chelsea and Liverpool will certainly have financial consequences.

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Relegated trio will still receive huge payments

Recently relegated clubs Leicester, Leeds and Southampton will each receive more than $150 million as a parting gift. However, the trio will clearly make significantly less money in the second tier Championship next season.

Estimated Premier League prize money and broadcasting revenue for 2022/23:

1. Manchester City — $210 million
2. Arsenal — $208 million
3. Manchester United — $205 million
4. Newcastle United — $202 million
5. Liverpool — $200 million
6. Brighton — $197 million
7. Aston Villa — $194 million
8. Tottenham Hotspur — $191 million
9. Brentford — $189 million
10. Fulham — $186 million
11. Crystal Palace — $183 million
12. Chelsea — $180 million
13. Wolves — $178 million
14. West Ham — $175 million
15. Bournemouth — $172 million
16. Nottingham Forest — $170 million
17. Everton — $167 million
18. Leicester — $164 million
19. Leeds — $161 million
20. Southampton $159 million

Premier League TV revenue higher than competitors

For example, compared to LaLiga, current champions Barcelona received $170 million in TV revenue after the 2021/22 season. As you can see from the top 20 Premier League list above, almost every team in the English top flight generates more TV revenue than the best team in Spain.

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