Premier League prize money: How much Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham could earn as final positions confirmed


 The Chief Association season is finished, with Stockpile, Chelsea, Tottenham and the other London clubs generally finished for another mission. The title keeps on escaping the Heavy weapons specialists, who did their piece on the last day just to see Manchester City win, while Tottenham and Chelsea likewise won the harden fifth and 6th spot individually.


With the Chief Association season completely finished with, we have investigated last season's Head Association prize cash to get a sign of the amount Stockpile, Chelsea, Tottenham and their opponents could acquire this season. Regularly these figures rise each season, so this will more than likely be a base arrangement of income.

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