Manchester United, Arsenal and Everton's run huge wage bills per point in the PL

English Premier League table standings currently show Liverpool leading by a comfortable margin. y're followed by Leicester City in second and Manchester City in third position. However, a recent study done by  2019 edition of Global Sports Salaries Survey published last week reveals a whole different table altoger. study resulted in formation of a separate table altoger. It ranks highest points-per-player spending teams in English top-flight.

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Manchester United and Arsenal lead player per point spending ratio in Premier League

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It has been a disappointing year for Manchester United and Arsenal fans in particular. ir respective clubs have failed to live up to hype surrounding m. Manchester United are seventh on table with 29 points, while Arsenal are 11th on table with 24 points after 20 games in English top-flight. Thus, released point-per-player team standings has Manchester United as highest spending club (on a per point basis) in Premier League. United are reportedly spending £109,386 on player ws for one point in PL. Red Devils are followed by Arsenal, Everton and Manchester City in list. League leaders - Liverpool - are spending a cool £50,444 per player per point in ws. Meanwhile, Tottenham Hotspur and Chelsea are shedding out £68,294 and £74,594 respectively. Sheffield United and Wolverhampton Wanderers are two of most ecomic sides in English top-flight as y pay just £12,552 and £38,544 per player per point respectively.

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