Liverpool on track to be most cost-effective Premier League winners since Arsenal's Invincibles

Liverpool’s predicted outlay of £3.1m per win in wages is almost half that of their closest rivals, Manchester City, who are set to fork out over £6m per win.
Liverpool’s predicted outlay of £3.1m per win in wages is almost half that of their closest rivals, Manchester City, who are set to fork out over £6m per win. Photo: Peter Byrne/PA Wire.
Liverpool’s predicted outlay of £3.1m per win in wages is almost half that of their closest rivals, Manchester City, who are set to fork out over £6m per win. Photo: Peter Byrne/PA Wire.
Fri, 12 Jun, 2020 - 20:07
Stephen Barry

Liverpool’s predicted outlay of £3.1m per win in wages is almost half that of their closest rivals, Manchester City, who are set to fork out over £6m per win. Photo: Peter Byrne/PA Wire.
Liverpool’s predicted outlay of £3.1m per win in wages is almost half that of their closest rivals, Manchester City, who are set to fork out over £6m per win. Photo: Peter Byrne/PA Wire.

Liverpool are on course to become the most financially efficient Premier League winners since Arsenal’s ‘Invincibles’.

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