Premier League prize money revealed as Man City and Liverpool top charts, Tottenham earn more than Chelsea, Newcastle and Leeds punch above their weight
A club-by-club breakdown of the 2021-22 Premier League prize money
Football Prize Money: Premier League vs Champions League
A club-by-club breakdown of the 2021-22 Premier League prize money
Premier League prize money: How much Man Utd, Arsenal, Liverpool will earn | Football | Sport | Express.co.uk
Premier League 2022 Prize Money | Central Payments (Revealed)
How much prize money do the Premier League winners make? Full list of position prizes | Sporting News United Kingdom
Premier League 2022 Prize Money - Each Clubs Merit Share (Revealed)
Premier League Prize Money: How Much Will Your Favourite Team Pocket This Season?
Premier League prize money table revealed as Manchester United rank 6th
Liverpool Premier League 2021/22 Prize Money Revealed - It's A Staggering Amount - Sports Illustrated Liverpool FC News, Analysis, and More
Predicted Premier League Prize Money table shows ridiculous influx of cash for clubs to splash out
How much could your Premier League club earn in prize money? | Football News | Sky Sports
Where the money went: Chelsea top Premier League cash table with £99m prize | Sporting Intelligence
Man City get £14m LESS for winning Premier League this season than Liverpool did last campaign as money table revealed | The Sun
Premier League prize money: One signing per top-flight club | Squawka
Man City get £14m LESS for winning Premier League this season than Liverpool did last campaign as money table revealed | The US Sun
A club-by-club breakdown of the 2020-21 Premier League prize money - Planet Football
Premier League prize money 2021/2022: winnings for every EPL team - Interesting Football
Club-by-club: A breakdown of the 2019-20 Premier League prize money - Planet Football
Premier League value of central payments to clubs 2018/19
How much prize money will Manchester City earn for winning the Premier League? - AS USA
Premier League prize money is £2.2m a place: in the boardroom, every game still counts - The Athletic
