Manchester City and Manchester United are now preparing for the final straight of their respective Premier League campaigns. City were handed a big blow on Wednesday night when they were knocked out of the Champions League by Real Madrid, but they can now concentrate fully on finishing off their Premier League title bid.
Pep Guardiola’s men are leading the way in their defence of their title, two points ahead of Arsenal and Liverpool, but they have a job to finish. United, meanwhile, are battling for a Europa League spot in a tight race for fifth and sixth. In the meantime, we have rounded up the prize money each Premier League side is on course to earn based on their current position. Take a look below.
1. Premier League 2023/24 prize money estimates
Here's how much all 20 teams are expected to receive, from last to first.
2. 20th: Sheffield United - £112.6m
Equal share: £91.7m; mean facility fees: £17.8m; merit payment: £3.1m
3. 19th: Burnley - £115.7m
Equal share: £91.7m; mean facility fees: £17.8m; merit payment: £6.2m
4. 18th: Luton Town - £118.8m
Equal share: £91.7m; mean facility fees: £17.8m; merit payment: £9.3m