Premier League 2022-23 prize money: Premier League prize money – The 2022-23 Premier League season is just around the corner with reigning Champions Manchester City hoping to lift the trophy for yet another season. Although, it is always imagined how much do the Premier League clubs earn in a PL season. The winners are guaranteed prize money of £160m while relegated teams also earn around £100m. Following are the details of how much prize money each PL club will earn in the new season. Follow All Premier League LIVE Updates and News on InsideSport.IN
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Premier League 2022-23 prize money: How much will each Premier League club earn in the 2022-23 PL season? Check out DETAILS
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Premier League 2022-23 prize money: How much will each Premier League club earn in the 2022-23 PL season?
The best football league in the world is back and all 20 clubs are guaranteed to earn huge payments even before a ball is kicked. For the eventual Premier League champions be it Man City or Liverpool, a prize pot of more than £160m is on offer but even the relegated teams will bank north of £100m.
The league has not made prize money public for many decades but the breakdown is known and that means estimates can easily be calculated. According to Mirror, in 2022/23 the broadcast pot will grow again from about £2.5bn last season, meaning an increase on last season’s figures.
But the money is not entirely down to where clubs finish in the table – as shown by Tottenham Hotspur making marginally more than Chelsea last season.
Champions League, Europa League, EFL Cup & FA Cup prize money
All 20 clubs receive an equal base payment from TV rights, which was worth about £84m last season, with clubs then banking additional amounts depending on how often they are selected for domestic TV.
Last season each place in the PL table was worth about £2.2m to clubs. Only seven points separated Leicester City from Aston Villa last season but a gap of six places in the table meant a difference of £13.2m.
Liverpool banked almost £90m from their run to the Champions League final and clubs this season will be guaranteed £13m for merely reaching the group stage with far greater performance-based top ups, including £2.3m per win. In the Europa League those figures shrink to £3m and £527,000 but are still not sums to be sniffed at when they can accumulate.
FA Cup prize money – £5m
EFL Cup/ Carabao Cup prize money – £1m
The Premier League also beats the rest of Europe’s big leagues – La Liga’s champions stand to make about £135m, the winners in Germany get roughly £90m and in Serie A the biggest prize was worth similar last year.
How much did clubs earn in the Premier League 2021-23 season?
1 Manchester City £161.3m, 2 Liverpool £159.8m, 3 Tottenham £152.1m, 4 Chelsea £151.7m, 5 Arsenal £151.6m, 6 Man United £150.2m, 7 West Ham £142.1m, 8 Leicester £134m, 9 Newcastle £131.5m, 10 Brighton £130.6m, 11 Wolves £128.2m, 12 Crystal Palace £124.3m, 13 Aston Villa £123.3m, 14 Brentford £121m, 15 Everton £120.4m, 16 Leeds £116.1m, 17 Southampton £113.3m, 18 Burnley £106.1m, 19 Watford £104.6m, 20 Norwich £100.3m.
Premier League 2018-19 prize money
| Pos | Team | Equal | Facility | Merit | Int’l TV | Comm. | Ovr |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Man City | £34m | £30m | £38m | £43m | £5m | £151m |
| 2 | Liverpool | £34m | £33m | £36m | £43m | £5m | £152m |
| 3 | Chelsea | £34m | £29m | £35m | £43m | £5m | £146m |
| 4 | Tottenham | £34m | £30m | £33m | £43m | £5m | £145m |
| 5 | Arsenal | £34m | £29m | £31m | £43m | £5m | £142m |
| 6 | Man Utd | £34m | £31m | £29m | £43m | £5m | £143m |
(Source – Goal)
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