Ross County receive six-figure payout from SPFL
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Ross County have received over £400,000 as part of £9 million payout from the Scottish Professional Football League.
The pay-outs, part of an estimated £25 million which will be distributed by the SPFL this year, are shared between clubs across all four divisions, and are dependent on final league placings.
Scottish Championship winners Ross County have been given £402,960 while Inverness Caledonian Thistle, who finished third in the league, received £241,959.60.
League chief executive Neil Doncaster said: “These payments, which mainly arise from our broadcasting and sponsorship deals, underline the commercial strength and attractiveness of the SPFL.
What each team received.
Premiership
Celtic – £2,058,999.60
Rangers – £1,115,000.40
Kilmarnock – £794,000.40
Aberdeen – £573,999.60
Hibernian – £464,000.40
Heart of Midlothian – £354,000
St Johnstone – £453,000
Motherwell – £398,000.40
Livingston – £342,999.60
Hamilton Academical – £288,000
St Mirren – £233,000.40
Dundee – £177,999.60
Championship
Ross County – £402,960
Dundee United – £313,959.60
Inverness Caledonian Thistle – £241,959.60
Ayr United – £169,959.60
Greenock Morton – £94,359.60
Partick Thistle – £69,960
Dunfermline Athletic – £58,959.60
Alloa Athletic – £47,960.40
Queen of the South – £36,960.00
Falkirk – £25,959.60
League One
Arbroath – £62,408.40
Forfar Athletic – £44,607.60
Raith Rovers – £23,408.40
Montrose – £21,207.60
Airdrieonians – £19,008
Dumbarton – £16,808.40
East Fife – £14,607.60
Stranraer – £12,408
Stenhousemuir – £10,208.40
Brechin City – £8,007.60
League Two
Peterhead – £27,996
Clyde – £25,796.40
Edinburgh City – £23,595.60
Annan Athletic – £21,396
Stirling Albion – £17,996.40
Cowdenbeath – £15,795.60
Queen's Park – £13,596
Elgin City – £11,396.40
Albion Rovers – £9,195.60
Berwick Rangers – £6,996
