There is considerable variation in Premier League wages with an almost four to one ratio between the club with the highest average wages in 2015-16 and the club with the lowest. Data from thepriceofffootball shows that five clubs had average wages of over £100,000 a week, led by Manchester United on £119,088, followed by Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City and Arsenal.
There was a big gap between Arsenal on £100,198 and Tottenham Hotspur on £51,304. Bournemouth was the most parsimonious club on £30,542.
There is considerable variation in Premier League wages with an almost four to one ratio between the club with the highest average wages in 2015-16 and the club with the lowest. Data from thepriceofffootball shows that five clubs had average wages of over £100,000 a week, led by Manchester United on £119,088, followed by Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City and Arsenal.
There was a big gap between Arsenal on £100,198 and Tottenham Hotspur on £51,304. Bournemouth was the most parsimonious club on £30,542.