Man Utd to earn more cash income from TV revenue than Arsenal regardless of end Premier League position

MANCHESTER UNITED will earn more from TV revenue than Arsenal this season – even if they finish below them!

The two Premier League giants are both sitting outside of the top four with just one Premier League game left to play.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side are fifth in the table without a win in their last five games in all competitions.

But the Reds are still predicted to pocket a whopping £31.2m from TV game fees this season.

Arsenal will rake in £29m – but have had two less games televised than United.

Liverpool are the biggest earners of the bunch with £33.5m – which means they will earn more prize cash than Manchester City.

Jurgen Klopp’s side’s total income is expected to be in the region of £149.5m and City will pocket £148.1m.

The Merseyside giants have had more games shown on television than any other team in the league with 29.

Huddersfield, Southampton and Bournemouth have only been shown live by Sky Sports and BT Sport eight times.

Clubs are guaranteed a minimum of £12.5m for TV games with an added £1.2m per live match when shown more than ten times.

The Terriers are the lowest total earners of the lot after relegation booked their spot in the Championship next season.

They will take £93.6m down with them, while Cardiff and Fulham both racked up just shy of £100m.