Manchester City has earned £38.4m as prize money for winning the premier league title.
City finished the season on 98 points after defeating Brighton 4-1 on the final day of the campaign on Sunday to retain the title.
Runners up, Liverpool who beat Wolves at Anfield went home with £36.5m.
Every year, the Premier League’s prize money is divided among the 20 participating clubs – with each side taking home an equal share of £80.4 million no matter where they finished in the league.
The rest is decided on where your team finished and, ultimately, how well they did in comparison to their opponents.
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Each team also has an opportunity to earn TV revenue on top of that, where hosting live games earns your side more money.
Premier League prize money
20. Huddersfield Town – £1.9m
19. Fulham – £3.8m
18. Cardiff City – £5.8m
17. Brighton – £7.7m
16. Southampton – £9.6m
15. Burnley – £11.5m
14. Bournemouth – £13.4m
13. Newcastle United – £15.4m
12. Crystal Palace – £17.3m
11. Watford – £19.2m
10. West Ham United – £21.1m
9. Leicester City – £23.1m
8. Everton – £25m
7. Wolves – £26.9m
6. Manchester United – £28.8m
5. Arsenal – £30.7m
4. Tottenham Hotspur – £32.6m
3. Chelsea – £34.6m
2. Liverpool – £36.5m
1. Manchester City – £38.4m