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Hansern said:
When do you think we might get an update regarding the case? Are we talking years?
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Potentially. It's significant that Everton have had a hearing and neither City nor Chelsea have even had one scheduled.
I believe Everton's hearing was a consequence of them having to self-report a breach, so the process was quicker and the hearing itself is the means by which an investigation will take place. Essentially with Everton it's kind of accepted that they breached, and the arguments are about mitigating circumstances and the extent of any punishment.
Chelsea will potentially follow a similar process, but their breaches are historic so it will likely be slower as old evidence will need to be interrogated again.
Same goes for City, although they have been charged, but my take is the charges were to cover everything they might be guilty of, rather than based on a hard belief that they're guilty in all counts. But because they are not co-operating and, seemingly, are trying to get off on a technicality via the courts, it will take years in their case.
So I expect Everton decision this season, followed by a decision on charges against Chelsea (possibly this season) and then City sometime way off in the future.
EDIT - I'm not sure the press revelations about Chelsea should muddy the waters in their case, I expect the PL was already aware of the stuff that's come to light (the revelations about Eto'o and William had already been mentioned in the press and the other stuff in the Guardian article is fairly small in value, but may indicate a general scheme of diverting agency fees which would require further investigation). As I mentioned above, the tax authorities are likely to be more interested than the football ones.
 
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As far as Citeh are concerned, they've been taken down this route before. They hire a battery of the most expensive lawyers and snarl the whole thing up every possible way. So yes, years - lots of them.
 
If true, this is the season they take the hit. They can make up 4 points on Luton in the remaining games.
 
Everton get a 12 point deduction and still don’t get relegated.

Chelsea get a 1 season transfer ban after they’ve signed everyone on the planet.

City get fined a few million quid which they’ll pay with money found down the back of their couch…. Having paid someone more than the fine to search for money down the back of their couch for a laugh….
 
"A senior executive at one top-flight club told the Guardian that he was becoming frustrated with the length of time it has taken to investigate alleged breaches of financial rules by rival clubs. He said any punishment meted out to Everton was likely to be seen as a signal of how severe penalties at other clubs could be if they are found to have breached the rules, but said that the case “seems to go on for ever” given that the club is only facing one charge."

I'd guess this is one of the relegation candidates as they seem to be focused on Everton, not City or Chelsea.
 
The Guardian has now published an article on the third party ownership allegations against Abramovich. It's not good for him or Chelsea, but there are no household names in there so it won't get much traction among the gerneral public. This may be just down to the nature of the leaks - a lot of the discussion is about players who went to Limassol and Maribor, and none of them really made it to a high evel. There may be others in bigger leagues as well, most likely clients of Pino Zahavi.
There were rumours that Chelsea / Abramovich had an interest in Lazar Markovic, for example, but nothing was ever proven. Which is a shame as we might have tried to force them to take him off our hands when we realised how shit he was.
 


[article]Nottingham Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis has completed the takeover of Portugal's Rio Ave.

Marinakis has poured €20.5m into the club.

The money will settle the club's debts, provide transfer funds for the January window as well as help with improvements to Rio Ave's stadium and academy.

Helping facilitate the buyout has been super agent Jorge Mendes.

Marinakis has been the owner of Forest since 2017 and is also in charge of Olympiacos.[/article]
 
New domestic media deal announced. £6.7bn over 4 years. Current one supposedly £5bn over 3 years.
So annual value basically the same.
BUT - more games in the new deal.
Not saying the bubble is about to burst, but the growth in domestic PL media has been pretty slow for a while now, and this effectively represents a downturn.
They're spinning it as biggest ever deal, but that's only because it's 4 years and not 3.
No doubt our Sky subscriptions will be held static as well...
 
Beamrider said:
New domestic media deal announced. £6.7bn over 4 years. Current one supposedly £5bn over 3 years.
So annual value basically the same.
BUT - more games in the new deal.
Not saying the bubble is about to burst, but the growth in domestic PL media has been pretty slow for a while now, and this effectively represents a downturn.
They're spinning it as biggest ever deal, but that's only because it's 4 years and not 3.
No doubt our Sky subscriptions will be held static as well...
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The number of commercial subs are down as pubs are closing left and right all across the UK. A pub could spend between £20-30k to show footy games (along with other sports, but no one really goes to the pub to county cricket)
 
All games outside of the 3pm blackout will be live.

Last round of 3pm blackout? So 2030 season onwards I'll predict all games will be on UK TV.
 
Just in time for Turkish football to go into meltdown after a referee is physically assaulted by a club president. Oh dear how sad never mind.
 
Forget the league table, we know it’s all about the Premier League net spend table! We take transfers from the summer of 2019 until the summer of 2023.
Bold denotes a profit; final league positions in brackets…

1) Chelsea: £-673.62m
23/24: £-168.66m
22/23: £-464.7m (12th)
21/22: £26.45m (3rd)
20/21: £-162.45m (4th)
19/20: £95.96m (4th)

2) Manchester United: £-608.9m
23/24: £-129.5m
22/23: £-196.62m (3rd)
21/22: £-94.8m (6th)
20/21: £-54.96m (2nd)
19/20: £-133.02m (3rd)

3) Arsenal: £-552.76m
23/24: £-145.2m
22/23: £-144.08m (2nd)
21/22: £-116.25m (5th)
20/21: £-57.14m (8th)
19/20: £-91.59m (8th)

4) Tottenham: £-436.19m
23/24: £-62.09m £-116.4m
22/23: £-118.93m (8th)
21/22: £-52.38m (4th)
20/21: £-83.08m (7th)
19/20: £-73.5m (6th)

5) Newcastle: £-416.08m
23/24: £-92.93m
22/23: £-147.05m (4th)
21/22: £-111.15m (11th)
20/21: £-33.1m (12th)
19/20: £-31.85m (13th)

6) Manchester City: £-314.28m
23/24: £-108.34m
22/23: £9.97m (Champions)
21/22: £-38.55m (Champions)
20/21: £-93.5m (Champions)
19/20: £-81.9m (2nd)

The 20 biggest transfers in the world in the 2023 summer transfer window

7) Aston Villa: £-312.8m
23/24: £-51.72m
22/23: £-39.44m (7th)
21/22: £-2.39m (14th)
20/21: £-84.25m (11th)
19/20: £-133.76m (17th)

8) West Ham: £-247.51m
23/24: £17.7m
22/23: £-147.39m (14th)
21/22: £-60.06m (7th)
20/21: £-7.94m (6th)
19/20: £-54.97m (16th)

9) Liverpool: £-218.29m
23/24: £-95.24m
22/23: £-48.38m (5th)
21/22: £-49.1m (2nd)
20/21: £-57.14m (3rd)
19/20: £32.14m (Champions)

10) Nottingham Forest: £211.79m
23/24: £-52.48m
22/23: £-162.6m (16th)
21/22: £-5.23m (4th in Championship)
20/21: £521,000 (17th in Championship)
19/20: £8.33m (7th in Championship)

All the Premier League completed transfers in the summer window of 2023

11) Wolves: £-126.08m
23/24: £63.07m
22/23: £-97.64m (13th)
21/22: £-4.96m (10th)
20/21: £-7.17m (13th)
19/20: £-79.14m (7th)

12) Sheffield United: £-125.35m
23/24: £-28.55m
22/23: £-3.85m (2nd in Championship)
21/22: £23.67m (5th in Championship)
20/21: £-53.59m (20th)
19/20: £-59.96m (9th)

13) Fulham: £-108.56m
23/24: £-13.82m
22/23: £-42.14m (10th)
21/22: £-13.5m (1st in Championship)
20/21: £-31.84m (18th)
19/20: £-7.26m (4th in Championship)

14) Bournemouth: £-104.83m
23/24: -£108.01m
22/23: £-71.02m (15th)
21/22: £12.19m (2nd in Championship)
20/21: £79.96m (6th in Championship)
19/20: £-17.34m (18th)

15) Crystal Palace: £-102.63m
23/24: -£32.57m
22/23: £-35.17m (11th)
21/22: £-73.18m (12th)
20/21: £-2.05m (14th)
19/20: £40.84m (14th)

16) Burnley: £-78.74m
23/24: -£91.77m
22/23: £28.43m (1st in Championship)
21/22: £-7.61m (18th)
20/21: £1.03m (17th)
19/20: £-8.8m (10th)

17) Brentford: £-70.18m
23/24: -£46.85m
22/23: £-40.94m (9th)
21/22: £-30.51m (13th)
20/21: £46.75m (3rd in Championship)
19/20:-£-333,000 (3rd in Championship)

18) Everton: £-27.54m
23/24: £36.23m
22/23: £21.7m (17th)
21/22: £5.56m (16th)
20/21: £-59.75m (10th)
19/20: £-28.38m (12th)

19) Luton: £-12.27m
23/24: £-19.46m
22/23: £-1.09m (3rd in Championship)
21/22: £427,000 (6th in Championship)
20/21: – (12th in Championship)
19/20: £7.98m (19th in Championship)

20) Brighton: £76.39m
23/24: £73.8m
22/23: £70.23m (6th)
21/22: £2.99m (9th)
20/21: £-6.75m (16th)
19/20: £-45.55m (15th)
 
[article]
Agent fees: Clubs spend record £702m for international deals in 2023

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Harry Kane joined Bayern Munich for an initial £86m in August
English teams account for almost a third of a record $888m (£702m) spent on agents' fees in international transfers in 2023, says a Fifa report.
The figure represents an increase of 43% on the $623m (£493m) spent in 2022 and surpasses the previous record of $655m (£518m) from 2019.
English clubs were the biggest spenders this year with $280m (£221m).
More than $1m (£790,000) was spent on agents' fees in women's football for the first time.
The Football Agents in International Transfers report says there were a record 3,353 international deals this year.
It excludes domestic transfers such as Declan Rice's £100m move from West Ham to Arsenal and Moises Caicedo leaving Brighton for Chelsea for £100m.
Harry Kane left Tottenham for Bayern Munich for £86m and Jude Bellingham joined Real Madrid from Borussia Dortmund for £89m.
The report shows clubs in Europe accounted for 87% of spending on agents in 2023.
Clubs in the Saudi Pro League spent $86m (£68m), with Karim Benzema, Sadio Mane and Riyad Mahrez among the players to move.
South Korea had the greatest share of outgoing transfers, with agents involved with selling clubs in the K League making up 32% of the total spent.
Women's clubs spent almost $1.4m (£1.1m) on agents in a record 125 transfers.
Legal dispute over capping agents' fees

The Football Association has published the details of a tribunal which has ruled that its plans for new regulations to cap agents' fees would be in breach of UK competition law.
It had planned to introduce the rules, which closely mirror new Fifa regulations at international level, in October, but a legal challenge was made by four player agencies, resulting in arbitration proceedings.
The FA has indicated that it will hold off implementing the cap to allow further discussions to take place with the agencies. The tribunal report said it reserves the right to make a final decision on the plans if no agreement can be made.
Fifa later said it has "already scheduled a meeting with the Football Agent Working Group to discuss the outcome of these proceedings, among other topics, and will communicate the next steps in due course".
The world governing body's rules have also been challenged, with a district court in Dortmund, Germany, granting an injunction preventing certain aspects of the new regulations, including the cap, being applied to any deal where any party - such as an agent, club, player or coach - had a link to the German market.
In the summer, the Court of Arbitration for Sport (Cas) indicated its backing for the Fifa regulations, saying capping agent service fees was "appropriate" to combat the "negative effects" of agent services


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How is Barcelona still turning over €1.3bn with Real Madrid only doing €843m. Barca now have a net profit of €304m after tax
https://www.fcbarcelona.com/en/club...tax-net-profit-of-304-million-euros-in-202223
Real madrid made €843m turnover and a profit of €13m
PSG made €800m
[article]
Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) will open its 10th international official store next month in Toronto as it builds on a retail operation worth a record €85m ($93m) in 2022-23, the French Ligue 1 club’s chief revenue officer Marc Armstrong has revealed.
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Man City made £713m just slightly more than PSG
We man just under £600m with united making £648m

Dallas Cowboys made $1.14bn but have a profit of €400m+
 
bluebell said:
How is Barcelona still turning over €1.3bn with Real Madrid only doing €843m. Barca now have a net profit of €304m after tax
https://www.fcbarcelona.com/en/club...tax-net-profit-of-304-million-euros-in-202223
Real madrid made €843m turnover and a profit of €13m
PSG made €800m
[article]
Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) will open its 10th international official store next month in Toronto as it builds on a retail operation worth a record €85m ($93m) in 2022-23, the French Ligue 1 club’s chief revenue officer Marc Armstrong has revealed.
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Man City made £713m just slightly more than PSG
We man just under £600m with united making £648m

Dallas Cowboys made $1.14bn but have a profit of €400m+
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208m of that was from 49% sale of Barca Vision.
 
American Rugby vs Football
NFL teams still make way more sense as they all make a profit

Full NFL franchise values for 2023

After giving you a taste of the most and least valuable teams, here’s a look at the full ranking from first through 32nd:
  1. Dallas Cowboys, $9 billion
  2. New England Patriots, $7 billion
  3. Los Angeles Rams, $6.9 billion
  4. New York Giants, $6.8 billion
  5. Chicago Bears, $6.3 billion
  6. Las Vegas Raiders, $6.2 billion
  7. New York Jets, $6.1 billion
  8. Washington Commanders, $6.05 billion
  9. San Francisco 49ers, $6 billion
  10. Philadelphia Eagles, $5.8 billion
  11. Miami Dolphins, $5.7 billion
  12. Houston Texans, $5.5 billion
  13. Denver Broncos, $5.1 billion
  14. Seattle Seahawks, $5 billion
  15. Atlanta Falcons, $4.7 billion
  16. Minnesota Vikings, $4.65 billion
  17. Baltimore Ravens, $4.63 billion
  18. Pittsburgh Steelers, $4.63 billion
  19. Cleveland Browns, $4.62 billion
  20. Green Bay Packers, $4.6 billion
  21. Tennessee Titans, $4.4 billion
  22. Indianapolis Colts, $4.35 billion
  23. Kansas City Chiefs, $4.3 billion
  24. Tampa Bay Buccaneers, $4.2 billion
  25. Los Angeles Chargers, $4.15 billion
  26. Carolina Panthers, $4.1 billion
  27. New Orleans Saints, $4.08 billion
  28. Jacksonville Jaguars, $4 billion
  29. Arizona Cardinals, $3.8 billion
  30. Buffalo Bills, $3.7 billion
  31. Detroit Lions, $3.6 billion
  32. Cincinnati Bengals, $3.5 billion
vs Europe
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Judge Jules said:
Blimey. My NFL team, the N.Orleans Saints, are 27th on that list and they're still worth more than even City.
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This explains why. They are twice as profitable
NFL and EPL Team Operating Profits 2022
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{td=colspan:1}Dallas Cowboys{/td}
{td=colspan:1}
$460M

{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{th=colspan:1|scope:row} {/th}
{td=colspan:1}New England Patriots{/td}
{td=colspan:1}
$265M

{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{th=colspan:1|scope:row} {/th}
{td=colspan:1}New York Giants{/td}
{td=colspan:1}
$215M

{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{th=colspan:1|scope:row} {/th}
{td=colspan:1}Atlanta Falcons{/td}
{td=colspan:1}
$207M

{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{th=colspan:1|scope:row} {/th}
{td=colspan:1}Chicago Bears{/td}
{td=colspan:1}
$190M

{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{th=colspan:1|scope:row} {/th}
{td=colspan:1}San Francisco 49ers{/td}
{td=colspan:1}
$188M
{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{th=colspan:1|scope:row} {/th}
{td=colspan:1}Houston Texans{/td}
{td=colspan:1}
$182M

{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{th=colspan:1|scope:row} {/th}
{td=colspan:1}Los Angeles Rams{/td}
{td=colspan:1}
$169M

{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{th=colspan:1|scope:row} {/th}
{td=colspan:1}Las Vegas Raiders{/td}
{td=colspan:1}
$160M

{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{th=colspan:1|scope:row} {/th}
{td=colspan:1}Philadelphia Eagles{/td}
{td=colspan:1}
$155M

{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{th=colspan:1|scope:row} {/th}
{td=colspan:1}Cincinnati Bengals{/td}
{td=colspan:1}
$137M
{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{th=colspan:1|scope:row} {/th}
{td=colspan:1}Miami Dolphins{/td}
{td=colspan:1}
$128M

{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{th=colspan:1|scope:row} {/th}
{td=colspan:1}Pittsburgh Steelers{/td}
{td=colspan:1}
$121M

{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{th=colspan:1|scope:row} {/th}
{td=colspan:1}Baltimore Ravens{/td}
{td=colspan:1}
$120M
{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{th=colspan:1|scope:row} {/th}
{td=colspan:1}Kansas City Chiefs{/td}
{td=colspan:1}
$119M
{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{th=colspan:1|scope:row} {/th}
{td=colspan:1}Minnesota Vikings{/td}
{td=colspan:1}
$116M
{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{th=colspan:1|scope:row} {/th}
{td=colspan:1}New York Jets{/td}
{td=colspan:1}
$114M
{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{th=colspan:1|scope:row} {/th}
{td=colspan:1}Carolina Panthers{/td}
{td=colspan:1}
$110M

{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{th=colspan:1|scope:row} {/th}
{td=colspan:1}Cleveland Browns{/td}
{td=colspan:1}
$106M

$106M
$106M{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{th=colspan:1|scope:row} {/th}
{td=colspan:1}Arizona Cardinals{/td}
{td=colspan:1}
$103M

$103M
$103M{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{th=colspan:1|scope:row} {/th}
{td=colspan:1}Tampa Bay Buccaneers{/td}
{td=colspan:1}
$101M

$101M
$101M{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{th=colspan:1|scope:row} {/th}
{td=colspan:1}Seattle Seahawks{/td}
{td=colspan:1}
$99M

$99M
$99M{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{th=colspan:1|scope:row} {/th}
{td=colspan:1}Indianapolis Colts{/td}
{td=colspan:1}
$94M

$94M
$94M{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{th=colspan:1|scope:row} {/th}
{td=colspan:1}New Orleans Saints{/td}
{td=colspan:1}
$91M

$91M
$91M{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{th=colspan:1|scope:row} {/th}
{td=colspan:1}Denver Broncos{/td}
{td=colspan:1}
$90M

$90M
$90M{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{th=colspan:1|scope:row} {/th}
{td=colspan:1}Tennessee Titans{/td}
{td=colspan:1}
$88M

$88M
$88M{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{th=colspan:1|scope:row} {/th}
{td=colspan:1}Washington Commanders{/td}
{td=colspan:1}
$87M

$87M
$87M{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{th=colspan:1|scope:row} {/th}
{td=colspan:1}Jacksonville Jaguars{/td}
{td=colspan:1}
$82M

$82M
$82M{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{th=colspan:1|scope:row} {/th}
{td=colspan:1}Los Angeles Chargers{/td}
{td=colspan:1}
$78M

$78M
$78M{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{th=colspan:1|scope:row} {/th}
{td=colspan:1}Detroit Lions{/td}
{td=colspan:1}
$76M

$76M
$76M{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{th=colspan:1|scope:row} {/th}
{td=colspan:1}Green Bay Packers{/td}
{td=colspan:1}
$69M

$69M
$69M{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{th=colspan:1|scope:row} {/th}
{td=colspan:1}Buffalo Bills{/td}
{td=colspan:1}
$65M

$65M
$65M{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{th=colspan:1|scope:row} {/th}
{td=colspan:1} {/td}
{td=colspan:1} {/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{th=colspan:1|scope:row} {/th}
{td=colspan:1}Manchester City{/td}
{td=colspan:1}
$59M

$59M
$59M{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{th=colspan:1|scope:row} {/th}
{td=colspan:1}Burnley{/td}
{td=colspan:1}
$55M

$55M
$55M{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{th=colspan:1|scope:row} {/th}
{td=colspan:1}Brentford{/td}
{td=colspan:1}
$38M

$38M
$38M{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{th=colspan:1|scope:row} {/th}
{td=colspan:1}Brighton & Hove Albion{/td}
{td=colspan:1}
$28M

$28M
$28M{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{th=colspan:1|scope:row} {/th}
{td=colspan:1}West Ham United{/td}
{td=colspan:1}
$25M

$25M
$25M{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{th=colspan:1|scope:row} {/th}
{td=colspan:1}Liverpool{/td}
{td=colspan:1}
$13M

$13M
$13M{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{th=colspan:1|scope:row} {/th}
{td=colspan:1}Aston Villa{/td}
{td=colspan:1}
$2M

$2M
$2M{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{th=colspan:1|scope:row} {/th}
{td=colspan:1}Southampton{/td}
{td=colspan:1}
$−8M

$−8M
$−8M{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{th=colspan:1|scope:row} {/th}
{td=colspan:1}Watford{/td}
{td=colspan:1}
$−11M

$−11M
$−11M{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{th=colspan:1|scope:row} {/th}
{td=colspan:1}Crystal Palace{/td}
{td=colspan:1}
$−25M

$−25M
$−25M{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{th=colspan:1|scope:row} {/th}
{td=colspan:1}Arsenal{/td}
{td=colspan:1}
$−26M

$−26M
$−26M{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{th=colspan:1|scope:row} {/th}
{td=colspan:1}Tottenham Hotspur{/td}
{td=colspan:1}
$−26M

$−26M
$−26M{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{th=colspan:1|scope:row} {/th}
{td=colspan:1}Norwich City{/td}
{td=colspan:1}
$−30M

$−30M
$−30M{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{th=colspan:1|scope:row} {/th}
{td=colspan:1}Leeds United{/td}
{td=colspan:1}
$−43M

$−43M
$−43M{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{th=colspan:1|scope:row} {/th}
{td=colspan:1}Everton{/td}
{td=colspan:1}
$−46M

$−46M
$−46M{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{th=colspan:1|scope:row} {/th}
{td=colspan:1}Wolverhampton Wanderers{/td}
{td=colspan:1}
$−52M

$−52M
$−52M{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{th=colspan:1|scope:row} {/th}
{td=colspan:1}Newcastle United{/td}
{td=colspan:1}
$−92M

$−92M
$−92M{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{th=colspan:1|scope:row} {/th}
{td=colspan:1}Leicester City{/td}
{td=colspan:1}
$−94M

$−94M
$−94M{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{th=colspan:1|scope:row} {/th}
{td=colspan:1}Manchester United{/td}
{td=colspan:1}
$−112M

$−112M
$−112M{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{th=colspan:1|scope:row} {/th}
{td=colspan:1}Chelsea{/td}
{td=colspan:1}
$−153M

$−153M
$−153M{/td}
{/tr}
{/tbody}
[/xtable]
Profit represents earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization. EPL p
 
Man City are being sued by Superdry for damages.

They wore a training top with "Super Dry Ashai 0.0%" pre match.

Lolz.
 
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