The Premier League 2024/25 prize money earned by each team

 

The Premier League 2024/25 prize money earned by each team The Premier League 2024/25 season dished out £2.75B in prize money! Clubs earned via equal shares (£86.9M-£95M), merit payments (based on position, £3.1M per spot), & facility fees (£0.9M-£1M per televised game).

Liverpool (1st) Champions Liverpool banked £177.4M-£181.5M! Top merit payment (£62.3M) + hefty facility fees for frequent TV slots. Total revenue with UCL? Over £700M! The Reds ruled the pitch and the bank.

Arsenal (2nd) Arsenal secured ~£173.7M-£177.8M as runners-up! Merit pay of ~£59.1M + ~£26.9M in facility fees (31 televised games last season). A strong season, but just shy of the title.

Manchester City (3rd) Man City pocketed £167.6M-£171.5M for 3rd. Merit payment (£56M) + ~£24.4M facility fees (28 TV games last season). Still a cash machine, even off their usual perch

Chelsea (4th) Chelsea grabbed ~£165.6M-£169.5M in 4th! ~£47.9M merit pay, boosted by Conference League and solid facility fees. A return to form and a nice payday.

Newcastle United (5th) Newcastle earned ~£162M-£165M for 5th! ~£45.1M in merit payments + decent TV fees. The Magpies are soaring financially and on the pitch.

Aston Villa (6th) Aston Villa bagged £160.7M-£163M in 6th! Merit pay (£42.2M) with fewer televised games than the top dogs. Still, a tidy sum for a strong season.

Nottingham Forest (7th) Forest climbed to 7th, earning ~£153.7M-£156M! ~£39.4M merit payment + moderate facility fees. A breakout season with a big financial reward.

Brighton & Hove Albion (8th) Brighton banked £149.6M in 8th! £36.7M merit pay, with moderate TV fees (£14.4M last season). A solid haul for the Seagulls!

Bournemouth (9th) Bournemouth pocketed £147.6M for 9th! £33.7M merit pay + lower TV fees (£10.2M last season, 11 games). Big final-day movers with a nice payout!

Brentford (10th) Brentford earned £143M in 10th! ~£31M merit pay + moderate facility fees. A steady season with a solid financial reward.

Crystal Palace (11th) Palace took £139.8M for 11th! £28.2M merit pay + Europa League spot. Facility fees (£14.4M last season) kept the coffers full.

Everton (12th) Everton secured £135.2M in 12th! £25.4M merit pay + high TV fees (£19.4M, 22 games last season). A resilient season with a decent haul!

Fulham (13th) Fulham took £139.3M for 13th! ~£22.6M merit pay + mid-range TV fees. A comfy season with a comfy payday!

West Ham United (14th) West Ham earned £134M for 14th! ~£19.8M merit pay + ~£19.4M TV fees (22 games last season). Steady season, steady earnings.

Manchester United (15th) Man Utd bagged £139.5M in 15th! £17M merit pay, but high TV fees (£24.4M, 28 games last season) + Europa League helped. Still a cash magnet!

Tottenham Hotspur (16th) Spurs earned £130.4M in 16th! ~£14.1M merit pay, but ~£24.4M TV fees + UCL via Europa League win boosted the total. Cash keeps flowing!

Wolves (17th) Wolves took £125.8M in 17th! ~£11.3M merit pay + moderate TV fees. A tough season, but a decent financial haul.

Leicester City (18th, relegated) Leicester earned £119.2M in 18th! ~£8.5M merit pay + equal shares. Parachute payments will help in the Championship.

Ipswich Town (19th, relegated) Ipswich bagged £112.9M for 19th! ~£5.7M merit pay + equal shares. Parachute payments will support their Championship fight.

Southampton (20th, relegated) Southampton took £110.9M in 20th! ~£2.8M merit pay, but equal shares ensure £100M+. Parachute payments await in the Championship.

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