A very interesting new report has revealed in detail the debt levels of Premier League clubs.
It’s a substantial amount, totaling billions of pounds.
The report looks at all 20 Premier League clubs that have played in the just completed (2022/23) season.
The analysis below is by football finance expert Kieran Maguire (football price).
His analysis is always excellent, especially when it comes to Premier League clubs, giving insight into the financial state of play.
He has now produced the table below showing the latest figures on the amount of debt for each of the 20 Premier League clubs that have qualified for the 2022/23 season.
Net Debt equals Borrowings and Remittance Fees Paid minus Cash Paid and Remittance Fees.
Kieran Maguire has compiled the Premier League club’s latest debt schedule after Manchester United released its latest financial results.
“Manchester United’s net football debt (borrowings + fees paid – cash – fees received) is £912m, which makes it the second highest after Spurs with their shiny new stadium,” said Kieran. commented.
The figures above are based on the latest information available and in most cases the end of the 2021/22 season will be the last full season results, but Man United does issue financial updates on a quarterly basis.
Seriously huge debt owed by Manchester United and Tottenham.
As with Arsenal, Brighton’s ‘miracle’ also needs to be seen in the broader context of Tony Bloom’s heavily funded South Coast team.