Manchester United have topped the Premier League revenue table with £149,767,145 which is £300,000 more than title winners Manchester City.
Each club received the same amount of just over £80.4m from Premier League's domestic and international television deals plus central commercial revenues.
Here is the full Premier League 2017-18 revenue table:
Revenue in £ |
|
Manchester United |
149,767,145 |
Manchester City |
149,438,654 |
Liverpool |
145,904,609 |
Tottenham Hotspur |
144,446,238 |
Arsenal |
142,042,073 |
Chelsea |
141,713,582 |
Everton |
128,010,622 |
Newcastle United |
123,018,207 |
Burnley |
119,772,976 |
Leicester City |
118,170,198 |
West Ham United |
116,094,523 |
Crystal Palace |
114,307,662 |
Bournemouth |
111,246,515 |
Brighton & Hove Albion |
107,712,470 |
Southampton |
107,239,572 |
Watford |
106,254,100 |
Huddersfield Town |
102,391,564 |
Stoke City |
98,857,518 |
Swansea City |
98,529,028 |
West Bromwich Albion |
94,666,492 |