The curtain falls on another Premier League season and more than £2.5bn in prize money and broadcast revenue is being split between the 20 clubs - with champions Manchester City banking more than £160m for achieving the first part of a potential treble and even bottom placed Southampton clearing £100m despite their dismal efforts.
While the Premier League no longer makes the exact figures public, every place in the table is worth £2.2m with the broadcast income divided almost equally with clubs shown live in the UK more often earning a slightly larger slice of the pie.
All 20 clubs receive an equal base payment from TV rights, which was worth about £84m last season and will have grown even higher this time around, with clubs then banking additional amounts depending on how often they are selected for domestic TV.
