Premier League: £2.83bn paid to clubs, from £174.9m (Liverpool) to £109.2m (Southampton) in 2024-25

The Premier League is redistributing £2.833bn (€3.245bn) in broadcast and commercial revenues to the 20 clubs that took part in the English top flight during the 2024-25 season, according to figures released by the English league. This figure is down slightly on 2023-24 (£2.848bn/€3.261bn). Each Premier League club earns an average of £141.68m (€162.2m).

Liverpool FC, Premier League champions in 2024-25, top the table in terms of revenue from TV and commercial rights, with £174.9m (€200.3m). Manchester United FC (£136.2m/€156m), 15^th in the table in 2024-25, are ahead of four clubs (Fulham FC, Crystal Palace FC, Everton FC and West Ham United FC) who each finished in a better position at the end of the season.

This is due in particular to the amount paid out in respect of "facility fees", which take into account the number of live broadcasts in the UK on Sky Sports, TNT Sports and Amazon's Prime Video platform (28 for Manchester United, between 14 and 18 for the other four clubs).

At the bottom of the table, Southampton FC, who finished 20^th and last in the 2024-25 Premier League…