The Premier League has confirmed how much Newcastle United and their top-flight rivals banked in prize money last season.
It was a memorable campaign for The Magpies after sealing Champions League qualification for the first time in 20 years. And course, their fourth place finish brought significant financial benefits.
A graph pulled together by Swiss Ramble (@SwissRamble on X) details exactly how much each club earned from the Premier League's central revenue system.
This is broke down into several parts, including broadcast revenue both in the United Kingdom and overseas, merit payments based where each team finishes in the table and shared funds that are distributed evenly across the division.
Almost £2.8billion was distributed to Premier League clubs in total - but how much did Newcastle and their rivals receive individually?

13. Aston Villa (8th) - £148.3m
Live matches: 18. Domestic TV income: £71m. Overseas TV income: £67.9m. Commercial revenue: £9.4m. | Getty Images

14. Brighton and Hove Albion (7th) - £149.7m
Live matches: 16. Domestic TV income: £71m. Overseas TV income: £69.3m. Commercial revenue: £9.4m. | Getty Images

15. Tottenham Hotspur (6th) - £151.9m
Live matches: 26. Domestic TV income: £76m. Overseas TV income: £66.5m. Commercial revenue: £9.4m. | Getty Images

16. Liverpool (5th) - £162.9m
Live matches: 28. Domestic TV income: £82.8m. Overseas TV income: £70.8m. Commercial revenue: £9.4m. | Getty Images


