Report reveals how much Spurs earned from broadcast and prize money last season
The Daily Mail have revealed that Tottenham Hotspur made more than £146m after coming fourth in the Premier League last season.
The report explains that the Premier League distributes a proportion of the domestic and international broadcast funds evenly to all 20 clubs – £31m and £48m respectively.
However, teams also stand to earn varying amounts based on their league finish (merit payment) and facility fees, which are paid out every time a Premier League club appears in a live televised game.
As a result of Tottenham featuring in three more live games than Chelsea last season, the North London club earned £146,081,427, which is higher than the Blues’ earning of £145,625,228, despite Antonio Conte’s men finishing one place lower in the table.
Unsurprisingly, champions Manchester City earned the most at £153,090,894 while Norwich City still earned over £100m despite finishing bottom of the table.
In total, all 20 clubs combined, took home more than £2.5billion during the 2021/22 campaign.
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These astounding figures show why none of the other European leagues are likely to be able to compete with the Premier League anytime in the future.
That is perhaps why Spanish and Italian clubs are desperate for a Super League. In many respects, the Premier League has already become a Super League, and the gap is only growing.
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