I copied this from The Times

"Premier League teams had record revenues of £8.4 billion and 12 of the 20 top-flight clubs made a net profit in 2017-18. By contrast, 52 of the 72 clubs in the Sky Bet Championship, League One and League Two ended the season in the red.

Taking into account all profits and losses, the 20 Premier League clubs made a surplus of £304 million while the 72 EFL teams had a collective net deficit of £388 million."

Interesting that the numbers are relatively close.

Around 220million was earned by the 4 in the Champions league, and around 45million in the Europa League.

Take that money out of the equation and the Premier League clubs are around net 40million in the black. v EFL clubs being 388 million in the red.

These figures were released last May, weren't they?

The combined loss in the championship was north of £500 million IIRC, with half a dozen of the championship teams making up half that figure alone?