A recent report looked at the wage accounts of all Premier League clubs.
The report related to all 20 teams that participated in the 2024/25 season.
Van Manchester City at the very top when it came to wage accounts, Ipswich at the very bottom.
As you can see below, the wages of £ 224 million from Man City were more than five and a half times what Ipswich’s was.
So which clubs performed better than (and under performance) compared to their wage accounts?
Although at the moment more pertinent, one of the major problems that Newcastle United has come across this summer is when they try to sign some of their top goals, certain other clubs are prepared and able to pay much higher wages.
You can see the situation that Newcastle United is when you compare wages below.
Although, as you can see, give me sport say that some of the cited figures are based on estimates, it is generally accepted that when it comes to wage accounts, Newcastle United was around that eighth or ninth position, certainly not top seven. This simply strengthens what a great job that Eddie Howe has done.
The 2024/25 Premier League clubs wage accounts, as reported by Give me sport On May 6, 2025:
(Give me sport, says: “The wage accounts for each club come via FBref, with estimates from capology. In the case of some clubs there are also limited data, which means that some of the figures given are estimates.”)
Manchester City £ 224.733,600
Manchester United £ 172,419,000
Arsenal £ 169,936,000
Chelsea £ 169,925,600
Liverpool £ 145,113,800
Aston Villa £ 130,761,800
Tottenham Hotspur £ 113,581,000
West Ham United £ 101,738,000
Newcastle United £ 95,175,600
Everton £ 73,788,000
Crystal Palace £ 73,684,000
Fulham £ 71.526,000
Leicester City £ 66,690,000
Wolverhampton Wanderers £ 63,440,000
Brighton & Hove Albion £ 62,959,000
Nottingham Forest £ 58.006,000
Bournemouth £ 53,898,000
Southampton £ 50.492,000
Brentford £ 44,343,000
Ipswich Town £ 40.768,000
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