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...
17. Watford
Caludio was brought in to keep them up and if they stay in 17th, it could net them around £101.7m
18. Burnley
Is this the season they finally drop?...I don't think so, not if their display at Chelsea is any indicator. If they do however stay third from bottom...they will bank around £106.9m to cushion the blow
19. Newcastle
The newly-crowned richest club in the world are second from bottom. They are expecting plenty of new arrivals this January and Eddie Howe will hope to move them away from danger. Last year, second from bottom West Brom received £101.7million to cushion their blow
20. Norwich
Daniel Farke has gone but if the Canaries fail to fly from the bottom, they could receive an estimated £91million