Premier League: £2,419.6m paid to the 20 clubs, from £149.8m (Man United) to £94.7m (West Brom)

The Premier League redistributed £2,419.6m (€2,770.3m on 17/05/2018) of audiovisual and commercial revenues to the 20 clubs that participated in the 2017-18 championship, reported the English top division on 17 / 05/2018. This amount is stable compared to 2016-17 (£2,398.5m, or €2,753.4m on 02/06/2017). Each Premier League club received an average of £119.9m, or nearly €137.3m.

Manchester United, second in the 2017-18 Premier League table, top this redistributed TV and commercial rights revenue ranking, with nearly £149.8m (€171.6m). Manchester City (£149.4m, €171.2m), though Premier League champions, are 2^nd. This is mainly due to the amount of "facility fees", which takes into account the number of live national broadcasts on Sky Sports and BT Sport (28 games for Manchester United, compared to 26 for Manchester City).

The same goes for Liverpool (£145.9m; €167.1m), fourth in the Premier League table, which received more than Tottenham Hotspur (£144.4m; €165.5m) who were third in the table (28 games broadcast nationally for Liverpool, compared to 25 for Spurs). At the other end…