Premier League: Detailed Look at How Much Each Team Earned in 2022/23

• The 2022/23 Premier League seasons saw £2.5billion in prize money dished out
• Manchester City were expectedly the biggest beneficiaries from the kitty
• The Cityzens won the title as one of their three major trophies in 2022/23

Manchester City reaped handsomely from their Premier League title success after claiming their third successive title in 2022/23.

Playing in the Premier League has its perks for all the teams, as an estimated £ 2.5 billion in prize money and broadcast revenue is split between all 20 clubs.

According to Sunsport, each position in the league table pockets £2.2m in broadcast revenue, which is shared equally.

But the further in competitions a club goes, the higher the revenue, and this also applies to league positions.

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With this criterion in mind, Chelsea missed out heavily on prize money thanks to their lacklustre 2022/23 season.

The Blues finished in 12th place in the league, and this meant they missed out on a staggering £70m.

Liverpool’s failure to qualify for the Champions League last season also condemned them to missing out on £50m as they only managed to make it to the second-tier Europa League.

In contrast, Manchester City’s continued success last season meant more of their matches were being broadcasted, hence more revenue.

Pep Guardiola’s side earned an additional £4m for beating Manchester United in the FA Cup final, and the win over Inter in the Champions League final was worth a reported £95m, from £90m which they made just for reaching the penultimate stage of the competition.

Meanwhile, Arsenal, Manchester United and Newcastle United, who all made a return to the Champions League, received a major financial boost as a result.

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Below are the Premier League earnings for each team in the 2022/23 season: