Manchester United are 13 points off the top four and can wave goodbye to the Champions League for next season. Nevertheless, they are still likely to be in a European competition next term and are in the FA Cup final.
The Red Devils beat Coventry City in the semi-final at Wembley on penalties and will take on Manchester City in the final as they look to win the trophy. Erik ten Hag’s side are back in league action this weekend against Burnley after beating Sheffield United 4-2 last time out.
In the meantime, here is a look at the estimated prize money United could bag in this campaign...
1. 20. Sheffield United, £112.6m
Equal share: £91.7m; mean facility fees: £17.8m; merit payment: £3.1m
2. 19th: Burnley - £115.7m
Equal share: £91.7m; mean facility fees: £17.8m; merit payment: £6.2m
3. 18th: Luton Town - £118.8m
Equal share: £91.7m; mean facility fees: £17.8m; merit payment: £9.3m
4. 17th: Nottingham Forest - £121.9m
Equal share: £91.7m; mean facility fees: £17.8m; merit payment: £12.4m