Arsenal Makes History to Earn Over $100m...Check Out the Staggering List of Payments EPL Clubs Earned this Season

Posted by Odinaka on Tue 24th May, 2016 - tori.ng

Arsenal tops the Premier League prize money table as they become first club to make over 100million pounds...and even Aston Villa pocketed 66million pounds!

Leicester made themselves globally famous with their 5,000-1 miracle Premier League title win but they were just the fifth-highest earners
 
Leicester City's 5,000-1 miracle Barclays Premier League title win made them globally famous but Arsenal are on top of the 2015-16 prize money table.
 
Official figures released on Tuesday show the Gunners have pocketed almost £101million - or £100,952,257 to be precise - from the Premier League's central funds.
 
Manchester City were the second-highest earners, making £96,971,603, followed by Manchester United (£96.5m) and Tottenham (£95.2m), with Leicester in fifth place on £93.2m. The lowest earning club, Aston Villa, earned £66.6m, the biggest sum ever for a bottom-placed club.
 
The money comes primarily from the Premier League's huge TV deals but also includes a share of the league's central commercial income for each club.
 
The accompanying table below breaks down the component parts for each club.
 
Our table breaks down the component parts for each club from official figures released on Tuesday showing the pay-outs to teams
 
 
 Source: Dailymail Sports
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