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Wed 30 April 2025 20:00, UK
Liverpool are set to earn just under £260million in prize money after claiming the Premier League title, sources have told Football Insider.
Arne Slot led his side to the title in his first season at Anfield following their emphatic 5-1 victory over Tottenham on Sunday (27 April).
The Merseyside giants have brought four consecutive years of Manchester City dominance to an end, having claimed 25 victories from their 34 Premier League matches so far this season.
Man City earned £176million in prize money last season following their title success, with that figure including facility fees and merit payments.
Liverpool will be in line for a similar windfall after being crowned English champions for the 20th time, drawing them level with Manchester United.
Meanwhile, Slot’s side endured a mixed European campaign after finishing top of the revamped league phase of the Champions League before being knocked out in the last 16 by PSG.
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Liverpool earned around £83million from the competition before their Champions League exit, taking their total prize money to £259million for the campaign.
(Credit Imago)Liverpool set for bumper year after record-breaking update
Liverpool are set for a bumper financial year after claiming the Premier League title, with records likely to be broken again at Anfield.
The Merseysiders posted a record-breaking revenue in 2023-24 after their turnover improved from £594milliion in 2022-23 to £614million.
Their strong financial performance was driven by a significant uplift in commercial revenue, which increased from £272million to £308million.
Liverpool could land a £100million payout from their new sponsorship deal with Adidas for next season, having switched shirt suppliers to the German manufacturer from Nike.
(Credit Imago)Liverpool and Man United race to sign Amadou Kone
Liverpool are hoping to build on their title success this summer as they look to improve their squad ahead of next season.
Football Insider revealed on 30 April Liverpool and Manchester United are racing to sign Amadou Kone in the upcoming transfer window.
The 19-year-old is valued in the £20million bracket by Stade de Reims following his stellar campaign in France this season.
Kone’s 2024-25 Reims stats (all competitions)
The Ivory Coast Under-23 international has been likened to Brighton’s Carlos Baleba for his style of play.
Kone has made 24 senior appearances across all competitions for Reims, who are five points above the relegation play-off place in Ligue 1.
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