Manchester City and Manchester United both still have plenty to compete for this season with Pep Guardiola’s side holding off the chase of Liverpool at the top and the Red Devils fighting for a spot in next season’s Champions League.
The teams at the top end of the division look set to bag stunning amounts of prize-money while those at the bottom will still receive hefty payouts to cushion their lowly finishes.
The Premier League is yet to confirm the amount each top flight outfit will earn this season, though the figures involved have been forecast based on recent seasons.
Clubs receive money based on their final position, along with a ‘facility fee’ for how many times they’re broadcast live on TV.
The estimated figures are based on last season’s methods by football finance guru Nick Harris (a.k.a Sporting Intel) - Check out the figures below ranked by current Premier League standings...
1. Manchester City
Pep Guardiola’s team lead the way at the moment and are on track a bank a a very healthy £161.7m if they claim the title
2. Liverpool
Liverpool are just one point off City but if they do finish second they will still net an estimated £160.9m
3. Chelsea
Chelsea look to have secured third spot this season and will be in line to receive £156.5m for their efforts
4. Arsenal
The battle for the final Champions League spot is a fierce one and the Gunners will earn £150.9m if they secure it