Graham Potter's team sit proudly in seventh place on 17 points from their first 11 top flight fixtures.
The Premier League is yet to confirm the amount each top flight outfit will earn this season, though the figures involved have been forecast based on recent seasons.
Clubs receive money based on their final position, along with a 'facility fee' for how many times they're broadcast live on TV.
The estimated figures are based on last season's methods by football finance guru Nick Harris (a.k.a Sporting Intel) - Check out the figures below ranked by current Premier League standings...

13. Southampton
Ralph always seems to do a sound job with the Saints. They are currently 13th which would deliver a welcome £120m

14. Brentford
Thomas Frank's team have looked good since their promotion and 14th would bring them an estimated £116.3m

15. Leeds
Bielsa's team are not sitting too comfortably in 15th which could see them earn around £111.7m

16. Aston Villa
Are sitting in a lowly 16th and Dean Smith paid the ultimate price. A similar finish could see them claim around £107.5m in prize money - the same as Brighton achieved last season

