Premier League Club’s Salaries 2016-17
Premier League Club’s Salaries 2016-17? Have you ever wanted to find out each Premier League’s club wage? well, if you have then worry not because sillyseason.com has prepared a list of the Premier League Club’s Wage Bills 2016-17.
The Premier League is the most watched league in the world with broadcasters in 212 countries to 643 million homes, and a massive TV audience of 4.7 billion viewers Amazing right?. However, the average Match attendance for the 2015-16 Premier League season was 39,000 whereas the Bundesliga had a 47,000 average attendance of fans.
Premier League Club with the Highest Salary Bill 2016-17
Which team has the highest Salaries and wage bill in the Premier League? Well, Manchester City is the club with the biggest wage bill of £225m compared to last season’s £193.8m making them the club with the biggest wage bill.
After winning the Premier League last season Leicester City had an increase in the wage bill from £48.2 million to £66m. While Manchester United’s wage bill increased from £203 million last year to club record £220.8 million in 206-17 season. Chelsea have come in lacing behind Manchester City and Manchester United despite having the highest wage bill for the 2015/16 premier league season with £215 million ( $280).
Premier League’s main source of earning is the TV rights which also broke all the TV rights Record across the Europe. TV rights deal for 2016-2019 to increase for next three years and reach £8.5 billion for foreign rights and £5 billion from domestic UK TV rights.
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Each Premier League Club Salaries 2016-17 Season
Latest news EPL clubs salary players list? Here is a list of the Premier League‘s Salaries for each Premier League club. Enjoy!
No | EPL salaries by team |
Salaries 2016-17 | Salaries 2015-16 | Salaries 2014-15 | Salaries 2013-14 |
1 | Manchester City Players salaries | £225m | £193.8m | £205m | £216m |
2 | Manchester United Players salaries | £220.8m | £203 m | £215.8m | £187m |
3 | Chelsea Players Salaries | £218m | £215.6m | £192.7m | £190m |
4 | Arsenal Players salaries | £200.5m | £192m | £180.4m | £166.4m |
5 | Liverpool Players salaries | £165.6m | £152m | £144m | £140m |
6 | Tottenham Players salaries | £121.2m | £110.5m | £100.4m | £112m |
West Ham United Players salaries | £79.8m | £69.5m | £63.9m | £60m | |
Leicester City Players salaries | £66m | £48.2m | £36.6m | ||
Newcastle United | £75.8m | £78.3m | £68m | ||
Everton | £83m | £74.7m | £69.3m | £66m | |
Stoke City | £75.9m | £72.3m | £60.6m | £55m | |
Sunderland | £68.3m | £71m | £69.5m | £55m | |
Aston Villa | £65.1m | £69.3m | £74m | ||
West Bromwich | £65m | £68.5m | £65.4m | £49m | |
Southampton | £63.6m | £59.5m | £55.2m | £47m | |
Swansea City | £59m | £51m | £48.1m | £55m | |
Crystal Palace | £55m | £54.3m | £45.7m | ||
Norwich City | £37m | ||||
Watford | £41m | £29m | |||
Bournemouth | £34m | £25m | |||
Burnley | £33m | ||||
Middlesbrough | £34m | ||||
Hull City | £25m |