Real Madrid has the highest revenue in the world

Man City dropped to second place despite having a record revenue of 826 million euros, thanks to last season’s great “treble” of winning the Premier League, Champions League and FA Cup. The remaining three positions in the top 5 belong to PSG (802 million euros), Barcelona (800 million euros) and MU (746 million euros).

The Premier League dominates the top 10 with the addition of Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham. In particular, Liverpool is the team that dropped the most on the list, from 3rd to 7th, due to declining performance in both the domestic arena and the European Cup last season.

The revenue of the world’s top 20 clubs increased by 14% to a record 10.5 billion euros. Of which, commercial revenue and match revenue increased to a record 4.4 billion euros and 1.9 billion euros, respectively. Broadcasting revenue increased just 5% to 4.2 billion euros.

Deloitte said the figures revealed that commercial revenue had overtaken broadcasting revenue to become the biggest source of income for clubs for the first time since the 2015/16 season, with the exception of the 2019/19 season. 20 affected by the Covid-19 pandemic.

Deloitte also announced the revenue of women’s teams. Accordingly, Barca ranked first with revenue of 13.4 million euros, an increase of 74% compared to the previous season’s figures. MU (8 million euros) is in second place, followed by Real Madrid (7.4 million euros), Man City (5.3 million euros) and Arsenal (5.3 million euros).