- The official figures were, which will be awarded the amount of the prize money for all the clubs in the Premier League Released
- Arsenal on the table with 101million won top £, followed by Manchester City, Manchester United and Tottenham
- Greatest Champion Leicester City earned in the table header for money, but they were only the fifth income £ 93 million
- Aston Villa has received over £ 66 million, despite living in a terrible campaign bottom of the Premier League finishing
- Parachute, the likes of Hull City, QPR and Blackburn Rovers payments amounted to the League £ 172 million pay-out
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Miracle 5.000 to 1 Premier - League - title winning Leicester City in the world became famous, but Arsenal is at the top of the table 2015-16 cash price.
The official figures released Tuesday show the Gunners have nearly £ 101million pocketed - £ 100 952 257 or to be exact - the central funding from the Premier League.
Manchester City were the second most employees, so that £ 96,971,603, followed by Manchester United (£ 96.5 million) and Tottenham (£ 95.2 million), with Leicester to fifth place of £ 93.2m. The lowest winning club, Aston Villa won £ 66.6m, imposed the highest total by an association taillight.
Arsenal won £ 100,952,257 central funds of the Premier League this season, the most in the Premier League
The Gunners managed second place in the table to finish, but the number of TV appearances increased sales
Aston Villa has had a terrible season and relegated after the bottom of the Premier League, but they also brought in £ 66m
Our table shows the components of each club official figures released Tuesday shows payouts teams down
The money comes mainly large TV - deals in the Premier League, but also a part of the core business is the revenue for each club in the league.
Our table shows before the components that each club accompanied.
Arsenal money consisted of £ 23,605 million in cash "merit" in second place in the table to finish, £ 21,496,762 live in "resort fee" in his so many games TV, and an equal number of the interior offers TV, TV deals over - sea and commercial revenues sponsors of the league, such as Barclays.
Each club receives £ 1,242,405 per position in the table, placed upon that sum from the ground Aston Villa for £ 24,848,100 to the winners of Leicester.
Every club also receives a variable amount depending on the number of times on Sky or BT were broadcast live. Each club has received a minimum of £ 8,782,088 of this boat, even if they showed less frequently Watford and Bournemouth (only eight games TV Live each) or Norwich City and Stoke City (nine times).
Kingdom more than 27 times, followed by Manchester United (26) and Manchester City (25), Liverpool (23) and Chelsea (22) - Arsenal were transferred to the United live.
Leicester is famous 5.000 to 1 to win with his wonder the Premier League title, but had only five employees
Sky Sports and BT paid £ 3.018billion them from 2013 live Premier League to show in the UK by three seasons, until 2016
For 2015-16, each club receives a fee "equal" of £ 55,849,800 of revenue stemming from national TV - revenue abroad and with details in our table business combined income.
Clubs have three main sources of income: Income per day (tickets, dinner, etc.), average earnings and commercial revenues (Kit offers, sponsorship, merchandise, travel, etc.) (announced including payments Tuesday, the largest, but not the only are) ,
Sky Sports and BT paid £ 3.018billion them in the United Live - to show Premier League - UK through three seasons from 2013 to 2016, inclusive. foreign channels made the world a further £ 2.23bn combined, at the top, for the same period.
The prize money will grow in future domestic tariffs will increase from £ 3.018bn to £ 5.136bn in the three -. Period rise year from £ 2.23bn £ 3 billion-plus 2016-17, and foreign bids.
TV deals are getting value and the next season, although the team is complete, the bottom line is likely to be the current top income
In the first division of Spain, Barcelona and Real Madrid take the share of TV money of the lion, because they make their own businesses
The share of income of the Premier - League - match between Arsenal highest income at the upper and lower Villa in 2015-16 was 1.52 to one. This is the lowest ratio in the history of the Premier League 1992-1993 and a much smaller - and thus more "fair" distribution of television money - as in other major league in Europe.
In the first division of Spain, where Barcelona and Real Madrid, the lion's share of TV - money are carried out because they are making and their own arrangements collectively not sold (yet) rights, the equivalent ratio is about eight to one.
In the Italian Serie A, the ratio twelve fifty-five in Ligue 1 in France, is about 3.5 to one, and in the German Bundesliga, is two to one.
Ten oldest clubs in the Premier League received payments "parachute" in this season, so called because they are designed to smooth "landing" to help in the minor leagues after relegation. Details are given in a separate table and range from £ 25, 9 million in clubs relegated Burnley less season, Hull City and QPR to £ 10.5ma relegated clubs there are three and four years, however, back: Blackburn Rovers Bolton Wanderers, reading, Wolves and Wigan Athletic.
Hull City are among a group of 10 clubs in the league, receiving payments from the Premier League parachute remains
In the first season of the Premier League 1992-1993 was the overall award, including parachute payments £ 37,500,000. Manchester United were the top - earner at the time as £ 2,413,660. Middlesbrough, the lowest employee, is £ 1,063,135.
This season, £ 1.81bn a cash prize (£ 1.64bn) and combined parachute was given payments (£ 172m).
The next year, with new TV - Offers strip in the low - finish in the Premier - League - club year, about the same as the higher revenues Arsenal will be in this season.
| club | equally | TV abroad | full payment |
|---|---|---|---|
| Blackburn Rovers | £ 5,481,200 | £ 5,053,962 | £ 10,535,162 |
| Bolton Wanderers | £ 5,481,200 | £ 5,053,962 | £ 10,535,162 |
| Burnley | £ 12,058,640 | £ 13,878,716 | £ 25,937,356 |
| Cardiff City | £ 9,866,160 | £ 10,937,132 | £ 20,803,292 |
| Fulham | £ 9,866,160 | £ 10,937,132 | £ 20,803,292 |
| Hull City | £ 12,058,640 | £ 13,878,716 | £ 25,937,356 |
| Queens Park Rangers | £ 12,058,640 | £ 13,878,716 | £ 25,937,356 |
| Read | £ 5,481,200 | £ 5,053,962 | £ 10,535,162 |
| Wigan Athletic | £ 5,481,200 | £ 5,053,962 | £ 10,535,162 |
| Wolverhampton Wanderers | £ 5,481,200 | £ 5,053,962 | £ 10,535,162 |
| total | £ 83,314,240 | £ 88,780,222 | £ 172094462 |
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