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Who owns the Premier League?
The Premier League is owned collectively by its 20 member clubs through a private company limited by guarantee. Each club has equal voting rights. Richard Masters serves as Chief Executive, managing day-to-day operations.

Is the Premier League publicly traded?
No, the Premier League is not publicly traded. It operates as a private company limited by guarantee, owned by its 20 member clubs. Individual clubs may be publicly traded (e.g., Manchester United on NYSE: MANU) but the league itself is not.

What is the Premier League's annual revenue?
The Premier League generates approximately 6.7 billion pounds in annual revenue, making it the highest-revenue football league in the world. This is derived primarily from domestic and international broadcasting rights, sponsorships, and commercial partnerships.

Who won the 2023-24 Premier League?
Manchester City won the 2023-24 Premier League title, their fourth consecutive championship and eighth overall. City's dominance under manager Pep Guardiola has been the defining story of the Premier League in recent years.

How is Premier League revenue distributed?
Premier League revenue is distributed to clubs through a formula including equal shares (approximately 50% distributed equally), merit payments (based on final league position), and facility fees (based on number of broadcast appearances). In 2022-23, the bottom club received approximately 100 million pounds and the champions approximately 170 million pounds.

What are the Manchester City financial charges?
In February 2023, Manchester City were charged with 115 alleged breaches of Premier League financial rules relating to the period 2009-2018. The charges include alleged failures to provide accurate financial information and alleged failures to comply with financial fair play rules. City denied all charges and the case was referred to an independent commission.