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It is no secret that the Premier League harbors some of the financial footballing giants at the club level. Clubs like Manchester City and Chelsea have emerged as top spenders while Manchester United continue to be one of the biggest brands in the market. Inspired by The Guardian‘s report, here are the financial figures of the top 7 clubs in England for the 2012-13 season.
The statistical representation has been accounted on the basis of the turnover, wage bill of the players, club’s total debt and the interest they have to pay in accordance to the debt. While United have profited by acquiring the biggest turnover, Chelsea lead the line in terms of debts. Manchester City have handed out more wages than their adversaries while Everton have lagged behind in all departments compared to the money spending giants.
