Revealed: New study shows Pep Guardiola and Jurgen Klopp have been evenly matched in terms of major trophies vs money spent since the Liverpool boss took charge... but it makes grim reading for Chelsea and Man United

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  • Jurgen Klopp has won seven major trophies at Liverpool since he took charge
  • Man City, who have spent almost double the amount, have won 15 in that time
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It may seem as if Man City have dominated their rivalry with Liverpool since Jurgen Klopp became manager but the picture becomes different when you look at net spend.

City have won five of the last six Premier League titles, edging Liverpool by just one point in two of those. 

While that may appear one-sided in favour of Pep Guardiola, things are much more even when the money spent on each team is taken into account. 

Sky Sports have analysed this and found that while Man City have won 15 major trophies to Liverpool's seven in that time, the Sky blues have spent almost double the amount.

Sky Sports shared this data on the net spend of the 'big six' compared to major trophies

Sky Sports shared this data on the net spend of the 'big six' compared to major trophies

Sky Sports shared this data on the net spend of the 'big six' compared to major trophies

The Reds have spent £346m while City have had an outlay of £630m in the same period.

Meanwhile, Chelsea and Man United have spent £1billion to win six and four respectively.

Arsenal have an outlay of £702m for just two trophies during that time while Spurs have spent £570m for no return..

Jurgen Klopp has won seven major trophies at Liverpool since he took charge at Anfield

Jurgen Klopp has won seven major trophies at Liverpool since he took charge at Anfield

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