• Manchester United and Arsenal each lose £1.5m in share-out
• City had been expecting £12m for winning Premier League
Chelsea's qualification for the Champions League as winners will see the three other English qualifiers take a financial hit of several million pounds each.
The split of Uefa television money based on where each qualifying club finished in the Premier League will now be changed to reflect the fact Chelsea are in the group stage as champions.
Normally, as domestic champions Manchester City would get 40% of Uefa's "market pool" pot of TV money totalling around £12m, the second-placed Manchester United 30% (£9m), the third-placed Arsenal 20% (£6m) and the fourth-placed club 10% (£3m).
Instead, City and Chelsea will each receive 30% (£9m), United 25% (£7.5m) and Arsenal 15% (£4.5m.)
Uefa said the figures would be confirmed by its executive meeting in July. Read More
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