How West Brom's accounts compare to other Championship clubs amid huge losses and only four in profit

The financial issues in the EFL have long been talked about - and Championship owners have spoken in recent weeks about the unsustainable situation in the league.

Charlton and Portsmouth’s owners have talked about rule changes - and have stated without them the single reliance on owners will become ever greater.

It comes as clubs like Leicester and Hull have posted huge losses - while all but four clubs in the Championship have confirmed a profit.

One anomaly in that is Stoke City - who have undergone a restructure and sold the club from Bet365 to John Coates.

Sheffield United, Millwall and Ipswich, who had a season in the Premier League, have posted profits.

For Albion - their accounts were met with a positive feeling as Shilen Patel and Bilkul Football continued to reduce their losses - now down to £17m.

But for many other clubs, losses rose sharply. Bristol City’s losses went from around £3m to more than £15m.

Here is how Albion’s loss ranks alongside the other clubs who have posted their accounts so far:

Leicester City £71m loss

Hull City - £41.7m loss

Coventry City - £21.6m loss

QPR - £20.3m loss

Bristol - £18.6m loss

Preston - £17.7m loss

Oxford United - £17.6m loss

West Brom 17m

Charlton - £16.7m loss

Watford - £15.9m loss

Wrexham - £14.85m loss

Norwich - £14.4m loss

Boro - £11.4m loss

Derby - £11.3m loss

Portsmouth - £4.3m loss

Millwall - £300k loss

Sheffield United - £2.6m profit

Ipswich Town - £4m profit

Stoke City - £60.8m profit