REVEALED: How Premier League clubs split £2. 5BILLION cash while the EFL want just £250m to cover potential losses caused by the coronavirus crisis Premier League clubs shared £2. 55BILLION in prize money and payments Liverpool took home just over £158m, while Manchester City got £157m Manchester United, meanwhile, received £154m with Chelsea getting £153m The EFL is desperate for funding of £200m to £250m to cover potential losses Published: 17:30 EDT, 26 September 2020 | Updated: 19:35 EDT, 26 September 2020 The Premier League's 20 clubs shared £2. 55BILLION in prize money and 'central funds' payments last season, with champions Liverpool taking home just over £158m, the Mail on Sunday can reveal. Runners-up Manchester City (£157m), third-placed Manchester United (£154m) and fourth placed Chelsea (£153m) were the other clubs topping £150m each - despite the COVID-19 pandemic that continues to wreak havoc across British sport. These numbers are sure to inflame the debate about how cash-rich top-flight clubs should be dipping into their pockets to assist struggling clubs lower down the pyramid.
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