MU's record low bonus

MU lost a lot of money because of poor performance in the Premier League.

In round 38 of the Premier League, Manchester United ended the 2024/25 season with a 2-0 victory over Aston Villa at Old Trafford on the evening of May 25. This result helped the "Red Devils" climb to 15th place in the rankings.

With this position, they only received 16.9 million pounds in prize money from the Premier League organizing committee, a decrease of 19.5 million pounds compared to the same period last year.

Last season, Manchester United finished eighth in the Premier League and received £36.4 million. The decline in Premier League prize money has had a huge impact on the Manchester club's finances.

In total, the 20 Premier League clubs in the 2024/25 season will share £2.84bn in revenue across six different payment categories, with table position being just one of them.

Part of the money is shared equally between the 20 clubs, which receive around £86.9m from television rights, with each club receiving a further £8.2m from the league’s commercial revenue.

Clubs also receive bonuses based on their position in the league table and the number of games shown during the season. This season, based on their overall league position, Liverpool received £56.4m, Arsenal £53.5m and Manchester City £50.7m.

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