When the English premier league TV rights are revealed, only Barcelona, Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid earned more in the 2017/18 campaign than Huddersfieldโs โฌ109.38m in the 2018/19 season.
The Catalan giants were the top earners in Spain with โฌ154m – a lower figure than each of Englandโs top six clubs, with Liverpool (โฌ172.55m) topping the list.
19 of Premier league clubs also earned a higher sum than Atletico (โฌ110.6m) in another figure to highlight the disparity between the two divisions. Sevilla were the fourth highest earning La Liga side that season but their figure of โฌ74m was insignificant in comparison, while fourth-place Valencia earned just โฌ65.7m.
The statistics once again shows just how much money is in the Premier League, and why there is so much attraction for clubs to reach the Premier League.
Season / Team / TV income in โฌm
2018-19 / Liverpool / 172.55
2018-19 / Manchester City / 170.92
2018-19 / Chelsea / 165.31
2018-19 / Tottenham Hotspur / 164,40,40
2018-19 / Manchester United / 161.32
2018-19 / Arsenal / 160.96
2017-18 / Barcelona / 154
2017-18 / Real Madrid / 148
2018-19 / Everton / 145.58
2018-19 / Wolverhampton Wanderers / $ 14.95
2018-19 / Leicester City / 139.61
2018-19 / West Ham United / 138.70
2018-19 / Newcastle United / 135,99
2018-19 / Crystal Palace / 129.29
2018-19 / Watford / 128.93
2018-19 / AFC Bournemouth / 122.41
2018-19 / Burnley / 121.51
2018-19 / Brighton Hove Albion / 119.70
2018-19 / Southampton / 118.07
2018-19 / Cardiff City / 116.26
2018-19 / Fulham / 115.36
2017-18 / Atletico Madrid / 110.6
2018-19 / Huddersfield Town / 109.38
2017-18 / Sevilla / 74
2017-18 / Athletic Bilbao / 73.2
2017-18 / Valencia / 65,7
2017-18 / Villarreal / 65,5
2017-18 / Real Sociedad / 61.5
2017-18 / Malaga / 53.5
2017-18 / Celta / 52.9
2017-18 / Betis / 52.9
2017-18 / Espanyol / 52,4
2017-18 / Las Palmas / 46,8
2017-18 / Eibar / 46.3
2017-18 / Alavรฉs / 46,1
2017-18 / Deportivo / 46
2017-18 / Levante / 45.1
2017-18 / Getafe / 44.5
2017-18 / Leganes / 43,3
2017-18 / Girona / 43,3
(Figures outlined in El Mundo Deportivo report)
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