A delay to resume the season would cost Premier League clubs extra £35m a week in broadcasting rebates. It adds on to the £330m already agreed upon.

The £330m figure is based on three rounds of fixtures having been scheduled for after July 16 — the original completion date in all of the Premier League's  broadcasting contracts — and it will rise by £35m for every week the season extends beyond the weekend of July 25-26.

The best-performing clubs will pay more of the rebate, as part of the broadcast fees is based on league position and TV appearances. 

It is understood Liverpool will repay £24.5m if they win the title, while bottom club Norwich would pay just £7.1m.

Source: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/sportsnews/article-8381639/35m-WEEK-Premier-League-clubs-refund-broadcasters-season-delayed-further.html [Updated June 3]