Champions League, Europa: Arsenal, Man Utd, Chelsea, others to pay £519m bill

The Premier League groups that performed in Europe final season, are set to pay an enormous TV invoice, as they proceed to bear the affect of the coronavirus.

European Membership Affiliation (ECA) chairman, Andrea Agnelli, on Tuesday revealed that the continent’s largest golf equipment and UEFA, have agreed to pay again as much as £519million to its broadcast companions.

Liverpool, Chelsea, Arsenal, Tottenham, Manchester United, Manchester Metropolis and Wolves represented England within the Champions League and Europa League in the course of the 2019/2020 marketing campaign.

Together with the remainder of Europe’s elite, they may now pay an enormous rebate to TV firms.

Agnelli mentioned: “We’ve seen crucial rebates to the principal broadcasters each at home stage and on the worldwide stage.

“We’ve seen a £330million rebate within the Premier League, now we have seen a downturn within the Bundesliga home rights of about €200million.

“We’re within the technique of finalising the account with UEFA with a discount of round €575million (£519m) for the worldwide membership competitions, and that’s all cash that’s usually distributed.”

The determine that every membership pays individually, will probably be a share of their complete earnings from their respective campaigns.