Every Premier League Club's Football Manager 2020 Budget Revealed

There's just two days until Football Manager 2020 is released worldwide and we all spend hours on end tweaking our tactics as we try and take Stockport County to the very top of English football.

But with the beta version of the game having already been out, players have already been given a taste of what to expect - and have also had access to ratings and budgets.

Often the driving force behind picking your next FM save is the transfer funds available and the key numbers for Premier League clubs have already been doing the rounds.

Interestingly, Chelsea have the most money to spend of all the clubs in the English top flight. The forced transfer ban means you get £150 million if you choose to manage the Blues on FM 2020.

Liverpool are second with a budget of £102 million in the bank, while Manchester United have £100 million to spend on new blood in the squad.

Manchester City may be one of the richest clubs in the world and have a net spend of -£1.2 billion since 2008, but you'll only have £44 million if you start a save with the Premier League champions.

Spurs, Leicester City and Crystal Palace all start on £30 million, while Arsenal, Everton and Norwich all at the very bottom of the list with just £10 million available.

Here is the list of budgets in full:

Arsenal: £10m

Everton: £10m

Norwich City: £10m

Brighton and Hove Albion - £15m

Watford: £15m

Wolverhampton Wanderers: £15m

West Ham United: £16m

Bournemouth: £20m

Burnley: £20m

Newcastle United: £20m

Sheffield United: £20m

Aston Villa: £25m

Southampton: £25m

Crystal Palace: £30m

Leicester City: £30m

Tottenham Hotspur: £30m

Manchester City: £44m

Manchester United: £100m

Liverpool: £102m

Chelsea: £120m

Who are you planning to do your first save with on this year's game? Let us know in the comments.

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