Liverpool earned more than £250m on their way to bottling a Quadruple, while only seven clubs stand to receive more prize money than Manchester United. While simply existing in the Premier League is worth about £100m, faring well in other competitions can keep the prize money total topped up across the board, even if some
Laurium’s Village Council on Tuesday, discussed the status of the Department of Public Works after a Feb. 5 fire that destroyed the garage and DPW equipment. From left, John Galbraith, Jenn Jenich-Laplander, President John Sullivan, Trustee Krista Carlson, President Pro tempore Jeff Erickson an Wes Pietila. (Graham Jaehnig/Daily Mining Gazette) LAURIUM — During Tuesday’s Village
It is the time in the season to start thinking about Premier League prize money. Arsenal missed out on not only the title but a record payout last campaign. Premier League clubs received a total of £2.84billion last season, which was comprised of six payments through the division’s ‘central revenue system’, something the Premier League
The transfer window churns on, even as the Premier League has begun. Liverpool have won their first two matches but they are not currently winning the transfer market. The restructure is slow-going, but right now there are more going out than coming in. Another player garnering outside interest is Tyler Morton. The 21-year-old midfielder is
Barcelona are reportedly eyeing a cut-price deal for Tottenham left-back Sergio Reguilon, who the club are reportedly ‘keen to cash in on’ with his contract ticking down. Reguilon has never played north of 27 Premier League games in a season at Tottenham. While he was signed in 2020, he only played at Spurs – sparsely
Tottenham Hotspur have a glut of young attackers in the squad right now, and despite the addition of Europa League there just aren’t enough minutes to go around for everyone. So it’s likely we’ll see one or both of Alejo Veliz and Dane Scarlett head out on loan this season, and possibly also Will Lankshear,