How much revenue Leicester earned from top half Premier League finish

How much revenue Leicester City earned from the Premier League top half, and what the difference was between amounts other teams managed to gain in 2021/22.

While it’ll be around six weeks until we see the Foxes in action again – and those fixtures will only be friendlies – there shall be, as always, a lot going on down Filbert Way. Along with, eventually, at LCFC‘s Seagrave training base. This will include announcements and photographs of new signings.

The Leicester squad may look quite different in preseason to how it did when the East Midlands side finished the 2021/22 season. According to Brendan Rodgers, he is rebuilding the squad, with up to five additions said to be wanted at King Power Stadium.

This possibly equates to three fresh additions for the starting lineup, if the Northern Irishman is to be backed financially in his quest to strength. Although, selling current assets is the only real way the Foxes can truly raise enough funds to actually make waves in the transfer market.

Trustworthy journalist in the area, John Percy, stated recently that finances are “limited” at LCFC. In fact, Leicester have been priced out of bidding for Brighton & Hove Albion goalkeeper Robert Sanchez already, suggests Percy.

Wise and prudent captures are consistently more likely for the club. Even the potential sale of Youri Tielemans may only generate a mere £25million; surely he is worth double that, and selling to Arsenal is unattractive to say the least!

How much revenue Leicester City earned from top half Premier League finish

Whilst on the subject of spending, what revenue did LCFC earn from their top half placing, you ask? And can this be reinvested into quality prospective Foxes stars? Well, the amount earned from the EPL campaign was £28.6m. £2.2m was the contrast between just one place in the table, with City rising on the final day. The money could well be used for an acquisition(s).