Article summary
- The Summer Transfer window is set to open on July 1st for international deals as Premier League clubs gear up for the new season, with a focus on strengthening their squads to improve their league positions and perform well in European competitions.
- Manchester City clinched their fifth Premier League title in six years, positioning them for a potential treble as they have upcoming FA Cup and Champions League finals. Arsenal secured the second spot on the Premier League table.
- The prize money for each club is based on last season’s payments, excluding TV money or incentives for European qualification. Manchester City received £44 million for finishing in first place, followed by Arsenal with £41.8 million, and Manchester United with £39.6 million, among others.
As the 2022/23 season of the English Premier League comes to an end, all eyes will now be on the summer transfer window which is set to open on July 1st for international deals as Premier League clubs prepare ahead for the new season.
The English clubs will make relentless efforts to bolster their squad ahead of the new season as clubs will aim to go higher on the table and perform well in Europe.
Manchester City have secured their fifth Premier League title win in six years after they overtook Arsenal on the Premier League table. The Manchester side is aiming to complete the treble as they still have all to play for in the FA Cup final and Champions League final.
How Much Would Each Club Earn?
The prize money is based on last season’s payments excluding TV money or incentives for clubs that qualified for European competitions.
Position: 1st
Club: Manchester City
Prize money: £44million
Position: 2nd
Club: Arsenal
Prize money: £41.8million
Position: 3rd
Club: Manchester United
Prize money: £39.6million
Position: 4th
Club: Newcastle United
Prize money: £37.4million
Position: 5th
Club: Liverpool
Prize money: £35.2million
Position: 6th
Club: Brighton
Prize money: £33million
Position: 7th
Club: Aston Villa
Prize money: £30.8million
Position: 8th
Club: Tottenham Hotspur
Prize money: £28.6million
Position: 9th
Club: Brentford
Prize money: £26.4million
Position: 10th
Club: Fulham
Prize money: £24.2million
