The Premier League season officially ended on Sunday as Arsenal was crowned champions after finishing at the top of the league table ahead of second-position Manchester City.
However, as reported by The Athletic, the Premier League will distribute over £3 billion to its 20 member clubs for the first time, up from £2.8 billion in each of the past three seasons.
The report added that Arsenal is expected to take almost £200 million in total package for finishing top of the Premier League table.
Runners-up Manchester City will pocket £192.5m, and third-place Manchester United will earn £191.5m.
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Premier League merit prize money based on position in full:
1. Arsenal – £198.7m
2. Manchester City – £192.5m
3. Manchester United – £191.5m
4. Aston Villa – £182.6m
5. Liverpool – £181.8m
6. Bournemouth – £170.5m
7. Sunderland – £168.2m
8. Chelsea – £162.6m
9. Brighton – £161.6m
10. Brentford – £161.5m
11. Fulham – £155.2m
12. Newcastle – £154.2m
13. Everton – £147.7m
14. Leeds – £144.5m
15. Crystal Palace – £137.5m
16. Nottingham Forest – £137.1m
17. Tottenham – £135.8m
18. West Ham – £128.6m
19. Burnley – £118.1m
20. Wolves – £117.7m
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