The multi-million dollar prize that 'Lucho' Díaz and Liverpool took home for winning the Premier League.

Liverpool FC , the team where Colombian winger Luis Díaz plays, was crowned champion of the English Premier League , considered the most competitive and highest-level football league in the world, after beating Tottenham Hotspur 5-1 at home.

In this way, the 'Red' team won its second league title since 1990, the year in which the current English football league format was established , and its twentieth overall, thus equaling Manchester United.

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In the case of the Guajiro striker, he became the first Colombian footballer to lift all the English trophies, as he also managed to win an FA Cup, two League Cups and a Community Shield .

This new championship for this English club, led by Dutch coach Arne Slot, was the result of a campaign in which they obtained 82 points, a balance of 25 wins, seven draws and only two defeats with four matches left until the end of the competition .

The loot for the champion

The Premier League explains that there is no specific amount allocated to the competition champion , but rather each club receives a sum of money based on its final position in the overall league table.

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" The team that finishes top of the 20 clubs in the division will receive the highest merit payout of the Premier League's central payouts. Merit payouts are based on a sliding scale calculated by your league position, from 1st to 20th. The champions receive 20 times the basic merit payout, the club that finishes second 19 times, and so on, until the club that finishes bottom receives one time the merit payout ," the English league explains on its website.

In this order of ideas, taking into account the amount it receives for having finished first in the table, added to the equitable share it receives along with the other 19 teams in the competition, Liverpool received an amount of 57 million euros (274.505 million pesos) .

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