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Hello and welcome to the Prycer Football, the podcast that looks at the money behind the beautiful game with me Kevin Day and expert in football finance at Liverpool University Kiran McGuire.

Morning Kiran. Morning Kevin, how have you ever lied?

We've got no time for small talk this morning Kiran because we have a lot to get through. It's questions day but we've got some news to discuss first.

I mean we could just drop a couple of questions Kiran but that's not how we work. We're a public service so I like to think some of their 8pm applause and the doorstep was actually for us.

First big news story, congratulations of course to Liverpool if not to some of their fans.

But winning the league I'm told Kiran may actually cost the money.

Whilst the Premier League is paid for gold to a certain extent in terms of extra money coming in, winning the Premier League won't necessarily have brought Liverpool huge rewards.

So they do get an extra 2.5 million pounds per place so therefore compared to last year.

And if we ignore the Covid issues an extra 2.5 million for being first as opposed to second, there will be some sponsor bonuses but I don't think the necessarily would be huge.

And as you may have seen with the likes of Jürgen Klopp and some of the players being interviewed already they're Premier League Champions 2019, 20 Merch and dies has already gone on sale.

So there's extra money coming in but then you start to look at the extra money going out and I think player bonuses will more than eat up most of that extra prize money.

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