Manchester City have released their annual report for the 2016-17 financial year, and announced they have totalled record levels of revenue. The club posted a total revenue of £473.4m, a 21 per cent increase on the 2015-16 revenue of £392m. However, profit was down from £20.5m to £1.1m, with City's wage bill much of the reason for such a reduction. The total spent on wages rose from £197.6m to £264.1m in the last 13-month period, with the 2016-17 total reduced to £244m when calculated over 12 months. But where does this rank among every other Premier League club? Click the right arrow, above, to see every current top flight side's total wage bill for the 2016-17 season...
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