Liverpool could lose big money because of Man City’s 115 charges trial as £150m view emerges

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Rousing The Kop have spoken exclusively to finance expert Adam Williams for an insight into how much money Liverpool can expect to earn from the Premier League in the 2026/27 season.The Reds kick off their campaign away to Newcastle United on August 23, aiming to bounce back from what was a dire year.While Liverpool came up short on the pitch last term, FSG were able to boast a club-record high £703m revenue in the latest set of accounts. Now the fixtures have been revealed, do you think Liverpool will win the Premier League in 26/27?

Credit: Nikki Dyer/LFC/Liverpool FC/Getty Images Liverpool could earn around £210m by winning the Premier League in 26/27However, when breaking down how much Liverpool may earn in the coming season, he was quick to mention that the league having to deal with Manchester City’s 115 charges could eat into the revenue that is distributed to clubs.Williams explained: “Arsenal are going to get about £200m for winning the Premier League last season. So we can usually be pretty confident in predicting how much money the Premier League will distribute there.

The one big variable is the launch of the Premier League’s new direct-to-consumer streaming service in Singapore – that could cause a big spike or dip in revenue, depending on how successful or otherwise it is.“In terms of the central commercial deals, that’s harder to estimate because the contracts are very commercially sensitive and a lot of NDAs have been signed.“Last season, the Premier League distributed an extra £300m or so compared to 2024/25. However, there is yet to be an official announcement from the Premier League or Man City.