Kieran Magure has documented how much clubs - including Leeds, Manchester United, Celtic and Rangers - were paying 17-years ago compared to now, also working out the percentage difference which makes for interesting reading.
Maguire states that back in 1992 a pint of lager cost would £1.44, if the price of beer had risen in line with Premier League wages, a pint would today cost £44.88.
To see the results and how Leeds United compare to other British clubs, simply scroll down and click through the pages...

13. Norwich City
In 1992, Norwich City paid 3.6m in yearly wages. In 2020, that figure is up to 51.2m, an increase of 1317% | Getty

14. Sheffield United
Back in 1992, the Blades had a 3m wage budget. In 2020, that figure is up to 40.2m, an increase of 1284%. | Getty

15. Sheffield Wednesday
The Owls had a 4.7m wage bill back in 1992. In 2020, that figure stands at 42.4m. An increase of 802%. | Getty

16. Nottingham Forest
In 1992, Forests wage bill stood at 4.5m. Now, the figure is up to 36.3m. Thats an increase of 701%. | Getty

17. Ipswich Town
The Tractor Boys paid 2.8m in wages back in 1992. In 2020, that figure stands at 19m. An increase of 573% | Getty

18. QPR
Back in 1992, the Rs had a wage budget of 3.7m. Fast forward to 2020 and that figure is now 24m. Thats an increase of 543%. | Getty

