Deloitte Football Money League

The Deloitte Football Money League is a ranking of football clubs by revenue made from football operations. The accountancy firm Deloitte makes this list every year. It publishes it in early February of each year. It is about the season most recently finished.

Rankings by season

2020

**Appearances by Country**
Ranking	Number of Teams	Total Revenue (€ million)
1	11	4383.0
2	5	1469.0
3	4	2150.4
3	4	1545.8
5	2	856.7
5	2	373.8
7	1	199.4
7	1	180.4

2020 Rank	Club	Revenue (€ million)	Country	2019 Rank	Change
1	Barcelona	840.8	Spain	2	+1
2	Real Madrid	757.3	Spain	1	-1
3	Manchester United	711.5	England	3	—
4	Bayern Munich	660.1	Germany	4	—
5	Paris Saint-Germain	635.9	France	6	+1
6	Manchester City	610.6	England	5	-1
7	Liverpool	604.7	England	7	—
8	Tottenham Hotspur	521.1	England	10	+2
9	Chelsea	513.1	England	8	-1
10	Juventus	459.7	Italy	11	+1
11	Arsenal	445.6	England	9	-2
12	Borussia Dortmund	377.1	Germany	12	—
13	Atlético Madrid	367.6	Spain	13	—
14	Internazionale	364.6	Italy	14	—
15	Schalke 04	324.8	Germany	16	+1
16	Roma	231.0	Italy	15	-1
17	Lyon	220.8	France	28	+11
18	West Ham United	216.4	England	20	+2
19	Everton	213.0	England	17	-2
20	Napoli	207.4	Italy	21	+1
21	Milan	206.3	Italy	18	-3
22	Leicester City	200.0	England	22	—
23	Ajax	199.4	Netherlands	31+
24	Benfica	197.6	Portugal	30	+6
25	Wolverhampton Wanderers	195.5	England	31+
26	Valencia	184.7	Spain	31+
27	Eintracht Frankfurt	183.8	Germany	31+
28	Zenit Saint Petersburg	180.4	Russia	25	-3
29	Porto	176.2	Portugal	31+
30	Crystal Palace	174.5	England	24	-6

2019

**Appearances by Country**
Ranking	Number of Teams	Total Revenue (€ million)
1	13	4411.4
2	5	1316.2
3	4	1910.9
4	3	1190.2
5	2	705.9
6	1	167.8
	1	165.7
	1	150.7

2019 Rank	Club	Revenue (€ million)	Country	2018 Rank	Change
1	Real Madrid	750.9	Spain	2	+1
2	Barcelona	690.4	Spain	3	+1
3	Manchester United	666.0	England	1	−2
4	Bayern Munich	629.2	Germany	4	—
5	Manchester City	568.4	England	5	—
6	Paris Saint-Germain	541.7	France	7	+1
7	Liverpool	513.7	England	9	+2
8	Chelsea	505.7	England	8	—
9	Arsenal	439.2	England	6	-3
10	Tottenham Hotspur	428.3	England	11	+1
11	Juventus	394.9	Italy	10	-1
12	Borussia Dortmund	317.2	Germany	12	—
13	Atlético Madrid	304.4	Spain	13	—
14	Internazionale	280.8	Italy	15	+1
15	Roma	250.0	Italy	24	+9
16	Schalke 04	243.8	Germany	16	—
17	Everton	212.9	England	20	+3
18	Milan	207.7	Italy	22	+4
19	Newcastle United	201.5	England	31+
20	West Ham United	197.9	England	17	-3
21	Napoli	182.8	Italy	19	-2
22	Leicester City	179.4	England	14	-8
23	Southampton	172.0	England	18	-5
24	Crystal Palace	169.0	England	26	+2
25	Zenit Saint Petersburg	167.8	Russia	23	-2
26	Beşiktaş	165.7	Turkey	31+
27	Sevilla	165.2	Spain	31+
28	Lyon	164.2	France	21	-7
29	Brighton & Hove Albion	157.4	England	31+
30	Benfica	150.7	Portugal	30	—

2018

**Appearances by Country**
Ranking	Number of Teams	Total Revenue (€ million)
1	14	4437.1
2	5	1232.0
3	4	1319.9
4	3	1595.4
5	2	684.5
6	1	180.4
6	1	157.6

2018 Rank	Club	Revenue (€ million)	Country	2017 Rank	Change
1	Manchester United	676.3	England	1	—
2	Real Madrid	674.6	Spain	3	+1
3	Barcelona	648.3	Spain	2	−1
4	Bayern Munich	587.8	Germany	4	—
5	Manchester City	527.7	England	5	—
6	Arsenal	487.6	England	7	+1
7	Paris Saint-Germain	486.2	France	6	−1
8	Chelsea	428.0	England	8	—
9	Liverpool	424.2	England	9	—
10	Juventus	405.7	Italy	10	—
11	Tottenham Hotspur	355.6	England	12	+1
12	Borussia Dortmund	332.6	Germany	11	−1
13	Atlético Madrid	272.5	Spain	13	—
14	Leicester City	271.1	England	20	+6
15	Internazionale	262.1	Italy	19	+4
16	Schalke 04	230.2	Germany	13	−2
17	West Ham United	213.3	England	18	+1
18	Southampton	212.1	England	22	+4
19	Napoli	200.7	Italy	30	+11
20	Everton	199.2	England	23	+3
21	Lyon	198.3	France	24	+3
22	Milan	191.7	Italy	16	-6
23	Zenit Saint Petersburg	180.4	Russia	17	-6
24	Roma	171.8	Italy	15	-9
25	Borussia Mönchengladbach	169.3	Germany	28	+3
26	Crystal Palace	164.0	England	31+
27	West Bromwich Albion	160.5	England	31+
28	Bournemouth	159.2	England	31+
29	Stoke City	158.3	England	31+
30	Benfica	157.6	Portugal	27	-3

**Rising Stars**
Club	Country
Atlanta United FC	United States
Guangzhou Evergrande Taobao	China

2017

**Appearances by Country**
Ranking	Number of Teams	Total Revenue (€ million)
1	12	3821.1
2	5	1095.9
3	4	1249.7
4	3	1468.9
5	2	680.9
5	2	313.6
6	1	196.5
6	1	152.1

Rank in 2017	Club	Revenue (€ million)	Country	Rank in 2016	Change
1	Manchester United	689.0	England	3	+2
2	Barcelona	620.2	Spain	2	—
3	Real Madrid	620.1	Spain	1	−2
4	Bayern Munich	592.0	Germany	5	+1
5	Manchester City	524.9	England	6	+1
6	Paris Saint-Germain	520.9	France	4	−2
7	Arsenal	468.5	England	7	—
8	Chelsea	447.4	England	8	—
9	Liverpool	403.8	England	9	—
10	Juventus	341.1	Italy	10	—
11	Borussia Dortmund	283.9	Germany	11	—
12	Tottenham Hotspur	279.7	England	12	—
13	Atlético Madrid	228.6	Spain	15	+2
14	Schalke 04	224.5	Germany	13	−1
15	Roma	218.2	Italy	16	+1
16	Milan	214.7	Italy	14	−2
17	Zenit Saint Petersburg	196.5	Russia	31+
18	West Ham United	192.3	England	20	+2
19	Internazionale	179.2	Italy	19	—
20	Leicester City	172.1	England	24	+4
21	Newcastle United	168.2	England	17	−4
22	Southampton	163.3	England	22	—
23	Everton	162.5	England	18	−5
24	Lyon	160.0	France	31+
25	Fenerbahçe	157.7	Turkey	31+
26	Galatasaray	155.9	Turkey	21	-5
27	Benfica	152.1	Portugal	31+
28	Borussia Mönchengladbach	149.3	Germany	31+
29	Sunderland	144.4	England	25	-4
30	Napoli	142.7	Italy	30	—

2016

**Appearances by Country**
Ranking	Number of Teams	Total Revenue (€ million)
1	16	3939.8
2	5	993.7
3	3	1324.9
3	3	974.3
5	1	480.8
	1	159.1
	1	132.8

Rank in 2016	Club	Revenue (€ million)	Country	Rank in 2015	Change
1	Real Madrid	577.0	Spain	1	—
2	Barcelona	560.8	Spain	4	+2
3	Manchester United	519.5	England	2	−1
4	Paris Saint-Germain	480.8	France	5	+1
5	Bayern Munich	474.0	Germany	3	−2
6	Manchester City	463.5	England	6	—
7	Arsenal	435.5	England	8	+1
8	Chelsea	420.0	England	7	−1
9	Liverpool	391.8	England	9	—
10	Juventus	323.9	Italy	10	—
11	Borussia Dortmund	280.6	Germany	11	—
12	Tottenham Hotspur	257.5	England	13	+1
13	Schalke 04	219.7	Germany	14	+1
14	Milan	199.1	Italy	12	−2
15	Atlético Madrid	187.1	Spain	15	—
16	Roma	180.4	Italy	24	+8
17	Newcastle United	169.3	England	19	+2
18	Everton	165.1	England	20	+2
19	Internazionale	164.8	Italy	17	-2
20	West Ham United	160.9	England	21	+1
21	Galatasaray	159.1	Turkey	18	-3
22	Southampton	149.5	England	25	+3
23	Aston Villa	148.8	England	22	-1
24	Leicester City	137.2	England	31+
25	Sunderland	132.9	England	27	+2
26	Swansea City	132.8	Wales	29	+3
27	Stoke City	130.9	England	30	+3
28	Crystal Palace	130.8	England	31+
29	West Bromwich Albion	126.6	England	31+
30	Napoli	125.5	Italy	16	-14

2015

**Appearances by Country**
Ranking	Number of Teams	Total Revenue (€ million)
1	14	3140.2
2	5	985.3
3	4	1083.2
4	3	1204
5	2	604.7
6	1	161.9
	1	126.0
	1	118.0

Rank in 2015	Club	Revenue (€ million)	Country	Rank in 2014	Change
1	Real Madrid	549.5	Spain	1	—
2	Manchester United	518.0	England	4	+2
3	Bayern Munich	487.5	Germany	3	—
4	Barcelona	484.6	Spain	2	−2
5	Paris Saint-Germain	474.2	France	5	—
6	Manchester City	414.4	England	6	—
7	Chelsea	387.9	England	7	—
8	Arsenal	359.3	England	8	—
9	Liverpool	305.9	England	12	+3
10	Juventus	279.4	Italy	9	−1
11	Borussia Dortmund	261.5	Germany	11	—
12	Milan	249.7	Italy	10	−2
13	Tottenham Hotspur	215.8	England	14	+1
14	Schalke 04	213.9	Germany	13	-1
15	Atlético Madrid	169.9	Spain	20	+5
16	Napoli	164.8	Italy	22	+6
17	Internazionale	164.0	Italy	15	-2
18	Galatasaray	161.9	Turkey	16	-2
19	Newcastle United	155.1	England	25	+6
20	Everton	144.1	England	31+
21	West Ham United	137.4	England	29	+8
22	Aston Villa	133.0	England	31+
23	Marseille	130.5	France	30	+7
24	Roma	127.4	Italy	19	-5
25	Southampton	126.9	England	31+
26	Benfica	126.0	Portugal	26	—
27	Sunderland	124.8	England	31+
28	Hamburger SV	120.3	Germany	17	-11
29	Swansea City	118.0	Wales	31+
30	Stoke City	117.6	England	31+

2014

**Appearances by Country**
Ranking	Number of Teams	Total Revenue (€ million)
1	8	1957
2	6	1051.7
3	5	1137.5
4	4	1237.5
5	2	503.1
5	2	283.4
7	1	113.3
	1	109.2
	1	107.6

Rank in 2014	Club	Revenue (€ million)	Country	Rank in 2013	Change
1	Real Madrid	518.9	Spain	1	—
2	Barcelona	482.6	Spain	2	—
3	Bayern Munich	431.2	Germany	4	+1
4	Manchester United	423.8	England	3	−1
5	Paris Saint-Germain	398.8	France	10	+5
6	Manchester City	316.2	England	7	+1
7	Chelsea	303.4	England	5	−2
8	Arsenal	284.3	England	6	−2
9	Juventus	272.4	Italy	13	+4
10	Milan	263.5	Italy	8	−2
11	Borussia Dortmund	256.2	Germany	12	+1
12	Liverpool	240.6	England	9	−3
13	Schalke 04	198.2	Germany	15	+2
14	Tottenham Hotspur	172	England	14	—
15	Internazionale	168.8	Italy	11	−4
16	Galatasaray	157	Turkey	19	+3
17	Hamburger SV	135.4	Germany	20	+3
18	Fenerbahçe	126.4	Turkey	31+
19	Roma	124.4	Italy	21	+2
20	Atlético Madrid	120	Spain	25	+5
21	VfB Stuttgart	116.5	Germany	27	+6
22	Napoli	116.4	Italy	21	-1
23	Valencia	116	Spain	22	—
24	Corinthians	113.3	Brazil	32	+8
25	Newcastle United	111.9	England	22	-3
26	Benfica	109.2	Portugal	24	-2
27	Ajax	107.6	Netherlands	26	-1
28	Lazio	106.2	Italy	31+
29	West Ham United	104.8	England	30
30	Marseille	104.3	France	17	-13

2013

**Appearances by Country**
Ranking	Number of Teams	Total Revenue (€ million)
1	11	2213.6
2	5	963.9
2	5	917.2
4	4	1214.6
5	3	488.1
6	1	129.7
	1	111.1
	1	104.1
	1	94.1

For the fourth year in a row, the top 4 teams were Real Madrid, Barcelona, Manchester United and Bayern Munich. Real Madrid became the first team to have over €500 million in revenue. Manchester City, Borussia Dortmund and Napoli continued to go up the table quickly.

Rank in 2013	Club	Revenue (€ million)	Country	Rank in 2012	Change
1	Real Madrid	512.6	Spain	1	—
2	Barcelona	483.0	Spain	2	—
3	Manchester United	395.9	England	3	—
4	Bayern Munich	368.4	Germany	4	—
5	Chelsea	322.6	England	5	—
6	Arsenal	290.3	England	6	—
7	Manchester City	285.6	England	12	+5
8	Milan	256.9	Italy	7	−1
9	Liverpool	233.2	England	9	—
10	Paris Saint-Germain	220.5	France	31+
11	Internazionale	200.6	Italy	8	−3
12	Borussia Dortmund	196.7	Germany	16	+4
13	Juventus	195.4	Italy	13	—
14	Tottenham Hotspur	178.2	England	11	−3
15	Schalke 04	174.5	Germany	10	−5
16	Napoli	148.4	Italy	20	+4
17	Marseille	135.7	France	14	−3
18	Lyon	131.9	France	17	−1
19	Galatasaray	129.7	Turkey	31+
20	Hamburger SV	121.1	Germany	18	−2
21	Roma	115.9	Italy	15	-6
22	Newcastle United	115.3	England	25	+3
23	Valencia	111.1	Spain	19	-4
24	Benfica	111.1	Portugal	21	-3
25	Atlético Madrid	107.9	Spain	22	-3
26	Ajax	104.1	Netherlands	26	—
27	VfB Stuttgart	103.2	Germany	27	—
28	Everton	99.5	England	28	—
29	Aston Villa	98.6	England	24	-5
30	Fulham	98.0	England	31+
31	Sunderland	96.4	England	30	-1
32	Corinthians	94.1	Brazil	31+

2012

**Appearances by Country**
Ranking	Number of Teams	Total Revenue (€ million)
1	11	1886.9
2	6	986.3
3	5	858.8
4	4	1146.9
5	2	283.2
6	1	102.5
6	1	97.1

Rank in 2012	Club	Revenue (€ million)	Country	Rank in 2011	Change
1	Real Madrid	479.5	Spain	1	—
2	Barcelona	450.7	Spain	2	—
3	Manchester United	367.0	England	3	—
4	Bayern Munich	321.4	Germany	4	—
5	Arsenal	251.1	England	5	—
6	Chelsea	249.8	England	6	—
7	Milan	235.1	Italy	7	—
8	Internazionale	211.4	Italy	9	+1
9	Liverpool	203.3	England	8	−1
10	Schalke 04	202.4	Germany	16	+6
11	Tottenham Hotspur	181.0	England	12	+1
12	Manchester City	169.6	England	11	−1
13	Juventus	153.9	Italy	10	−3
14	Marseille	150.4	France	15	+1
15	Roma	143.5	Italy	18	+3
16	Borussia Dortmund	138.5	Germany	22	+6
17	Lyon	132.8	France	14	−3
18	Hamburger SV	128.8	Germany	13	−5
19	Valencia	116.8	Spain	25	+6
20	Napoli	114.9	Italy	29	+9
21	Benfica	102.5	Portugal	26	+5
22	Atlético Madrid	99.9	Spain	17	−5
23	Werder Bremen	99.7	Germany	28	+5
24	Aston Villa	99.3	England	20	−4
25	Newcastle United	98.0	England	31+
26	Ajax	97.1	Netherlands	31+
27	VfB Stuttgart	95.5	Germany	19	−8
28	Everton	90.8	England	27	−1
29	West Ham United	89.1	England	31	+3
30	Sunderland	87.9	England	31+

2011

**Appearances by Country**
Ranking	Number of Teams	Total Revenue (€ million)
1	10	1792
2	6	989.8
2	6	925.5
4	5	1160.1
5	3	390
6	1	98.2

Rank	Club	Revenue (€ million)	Country	Change
1.	Real Madrid	438.6	Spain
2.	Barcelona	398.1	Spain
3.	Manchester United	349.8	England
4.	Bayern Munich	323.0	Germany
5.	Arsenal	274.1	England
6.	Chelsea	255.9	England
7.	Milan	235.8	Italy	3
8.	Liverpool	225.3	England	1
9.	Internazionale	224.8	Italy
10.	Juventus	205.0	Italy	2
11.	Manchester City	152.8	England	8
12.	Tottenham Hotspur	146.3	England	3
13.	Hamburger SV	146.2	Germany	2
14.	Lyon	146.1	France	1
15.	Marseille	141.1	France	1
16.	Schalke 04	139.8	Germany
17.	Atlético Madrid	124.5	Spain	5
18.	Roma	122.7	Italy	6
19.	VfB Stuttgart	114.8	Germany	5
20.	Aston Villa	109.4	England	5
21.	Fiorentina	106.4	Italy
22.	Borussia Dortmund	105.2	Germany
23.	Bordeaux	102.8	France
24.	Sevilla	99.6	Spain
25.	Valencia	99.3	Spain
26.	Benfica	98.2	Portugal
27.	Everton	96.6	England
28.	Werder Bremen	96.5	Germany
29.	Napoli	95.1	Italy
30.	Fulham	94.2	England
31.	West Ham United	87.6	England

2010

Rank	Club	Revenue (€ million)	Country	Change
1.	Real Madrid	401.4	Spain
2.	Barcelona	365.9	Spain	1
3.	Manchester United	327.0	England	1
4.	Bayern Munich	289.5	Germany
5.	Arsenal	263.0	England	1
6.	Chelsea	242.3	England	1
7.	Liverpool	237.0	England
8.	Juventus	203.2	Italy	3
9.	Internazionale	196.5	Italy	1
10.	Milan	196.5	Italy	2
11.	Hamburger SV	146.7	Germany	4
12.	Roma	146.4	Italy	3
13.	Lyon	139.6	France	1
14.	Marseille	133.2	France	2
15.	Tottenham Hotspur	132.7	England	1
16.	Schalke 04	124.5	Germany	3
17.	Werder Bremen	114.7	Germany	>3
18.	Borussia Dortmund	103.5	Germany	>2
19.	Manchester City	101.2	England	1
20.	Newcastle United	101.0	England	3

2009

Rank	Club	Revenue (€ million)	Country
1	Real Madrid	365.8	Spain
2.	Manchester United	324.8	England
3.	Barcelona	308.8	Spain
4.	Bayern Munich	295.3	Germany
5.	Chelsea	268.9	England
6.	Arsenal	264.0	England
7.	Liverpool	210.9	England
8.	Milan	209.5	Italy
9.	Roma	175.4	Italy
10.	Internazionale	172.9	Italy
11.	Juventus	167.5	Italy
12.	Lyon	155.7	France
13.	Schalke 04	148.4	Germany
14.	Tottenham Hotspur	145.0	England
15.	Hamburger SV	127.9	Germany
16.	Marseille	126.8	France
17.	Newcastle United	125.6	England
18.	VfB Stuttgart	111.5	Germany
19.	Fenerbahçe	111.3	Turkey
20.	Manchester City	104.0	England

2008

The total revenue of the 20 richest clubs in the footballing world was over €3.73 billion. This was a record. Real Madrid stayed at the top of football's financial rankings for the third year in a row. Their revenue went up 20% to €351.8 million during the 2006–07 season.

Manchester United passed Barcelona into second place. The Spanish club moved down to third. Chelsea's revenue went up. They finished in the top five again, in fourth place. Arsenal's move to the Emirates Stadium changed their revenues. They moved up to fifth place. This was the first time any country (England) has had three clubs in the top five of the Money League.

European champions A.C. Milan moved up to sixth place. Runners-up Liverpool moved two places up to eighth. Italian champions Internazionale moved down two places to 9th. Bayern Munich moved up a place to seventh. Juventus' relegation into Serie B saw them move nine places down to 12th place.

Rank	Club	Revenue (€ million)	Country
1.	Real Madrid	351.0	Spain
2.	Manchester United	315.2	England
3.	Barcelona	290.1	Spain
4.	Chelsea	283.0	England
5.	Arsenal	263.9	England
6.	Milan	227.2	Italy
7.	Bayern Munich	223.3	Germany
8.	Liverpool	198.9	England
9.	Internazionale	195.0	Italy
10.	Roma	157.6	Italy
11.	Tottenham Hotspur	153.1	England
12.	Juventus	145.2	Italy
13.	Lyon	140.6	France
14.	Newcastle United	129.4	England
15.	Hamburger SV	120.4	Germany
16.	Schalke 04	114.3	Germany
17.	Celtic	111.8	Scotland
18.	Valencia	107.6	Spain
19.	Marseille	99.0	France
20.	Werder Bremen	97.3	Germany

2007

The total revenue of the top 20 richest clubs in the world was over €3.3 billion. Barcelona moved up four places in the ranking for this year. This meant the two richest clubs were both from Spain. England has the largest number of clubs in the list. A club from Portugal was in the list for the first time. Portugal's Benfica is the third club from the Iberian Peninsula among the top 20 in the world, after Spain's Real Madrid and Barcelona.

Rank	Club	Revenue (€ million)	Country
1.	Real Madrid	292.2	Spain
2.	Barcelona	259.1	Spain
3.	Juventus	251.2	Italy
4.	Manchester United	242.6	England
5.	Milan	238.7	Italy
6.	Chelsea	221.0	England
7.	Internazionale	206.6	Italy
8.	Bayern Munich	204.7	Germany
9.	Arsenal	177.4	England
10.	Liverpool	176.0	England
11.	Lyon	127.7	France
12.	Roma	127.0	Italy
13.	Newcastle United	124.3	England
14.	Schalke 04	122.9	Germany
15.	Tottenham Hotspur	107.2	England
16.	Hamburger SV	101.8	Germany
17.	Manchester City	89.4	England
18.	Rangers	88.5	Scotland
19.	West Ham United	86.9	England
20.	Benfica	85.1	Portugal

2006

In the rankings for the 2004–05 season, Real Madrid was at the top. Three clubs were not in the top twenty anymore (Marseille, Rangers, and Aston Villa). Lyon, Everton, and Valencia were on the list.

Rank	Club	Income (€ million)	Country
1.	Real Madrid	275.7	Spain
2.	Manchester United	246.4	England
3.	Milan	234.0	Italy
4.	Juventus	229.4	Italy
5.	Chelsea	220.8	England
6.	Barcelona	207.9	Spain
7.	Bayern Munich	189.5	Germany
8.	Liverpool	181.2	England
9.	Internazionale	177.2	Italy
10.	Arsenal	171.3	England
11.	Roma	131.8	Italy
12.	Newcastle United	128.9	England
13.	Tottenham Hotspur	104.5	England
14.	Schalke 04	97.4	Germany
15.	Lyon	92.9	France
16.	Celtic	92.7	Scotland
17.	Manchester City	90.1	England
18.	Everton	88.8	England
19.	Valencia	84.6	Spain
20.	Lazio	83.1	Italy

2005

In the 2003–04 season, five clubs had revenues of over €200m. Manchester United was again ranked as the richest club in Europe.

Rank	Club	Income (€ million)	Country
1.	Manchester United	259.4	England
2.	Real Madrid	236.2	Spain
3.	Milan	222.1	Italy
4.	Chelsea	217.5	England
5.	Juventus	215.3	Italy
6.	Arsenal	174.1	England
7.	Barcelona	169.9	Spain
8.	Internazionale	167.1	Italy
9.	Bayern Munich	166.4	Germany
10.	Liverpool	140.2	England

2004

English clubs were the most present in the money league for the 2002–03 season. There were five Premier League clubs in the top 10.

Rank	Club	Income (€ million)	Country
1.	Manchester United	251.2	England
2.	Juventus	218.8	Italy
3.	Milan	200.4	Italy
4.	Real Madrid	193.7	Spain
5.	Bayern Munich	163.9	Germany
6.	Internazionale	162.5	Italy
7.	Arsenal	150.1	England
8.	Liverpool	149.3	England
9.	Newcastle United	139.3	England
10.	Chelsea	134.1	England

2003

Rank	Club	Income (€ million)	Country
1.	Manchester United	229.5	England
2.	Juventus	177.9	Italy
3.	Bayern Munich	176.8	Germany
4.	Milan	159.1	Italy
5.	Liverpool	154.6	England
6.	Real Madrid	152.2	Spain
7.	Chelsea	143.4	England
8.	Arsenal	141.4	England
9.	Barcelona	139.8	Spain
10.	Roma	136.8	Italy

2002

Rank	Club	Income (€ million)	Country
1.	Manchester United	217.2	England
2.	Juventus	173.5	Italy
3.	Bayern Munich	173.2	Germany
4.	Milan	164.6	Italy
5.	Real Madrid	138.2	Spain
6.	Liverpool	137.6	England
7.	Lazio	125.4	Italy
8.	Roma	123.8	Italy
9.	Chelsea	118.4	England
10.	Internazionale	112.8	Italy

1997–98

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Rank	Club	Income (£ million)	Country
1.	Manchester United	87.9	England
2.	Real Madrid	72.2	Spain
3.	Bayern Munich	66.2	Germany
4.	Juventus	55.3	Italy
5.	Newcastle United	49.2	England
6.	Barcelona	48.57	Spain
7.	Milan	48.55	Italy
8.	Internazionale	48.2	Italy
9.	Chelsea	47.5	England
10.	Liverpool	45.5	England

Summary table: Number of times appearing in Top 10

Club	times in list	Country
Real Madrid	16	Spain
Manchester United	16	England
Bayern Munich	16	Germany
Chelsea	16	England
Liverpool	15	England
Barcelona	14	Spain
Milan	14	Italy
Arsenal	14	England
Juventus	12	Italy
Internazionale	11	Italy
Manchester City	8	England
Paris Saint‑Germain	4	France
Roma	4	Italy
Newcastle United	2	England
Schalke 04	1	Germany
Lazio	1	Italy
Borussia Dortmund	1	Germany
Tottenham Hotspur	1	England

Summary table: Some teams appearing in Top 10

Club	2011–12 (€ million)	2010–11 (€ million)	2009–10 (€ million)	2008–09 (€ million)	2007–08 (€ million)	2006–07 (€ million)	2005–06 (€ million)	2004–05 (€ million)	2003–04 (€ million)	2002–03 (€ million)	2001–02 (€ million)	2000–01 (€ million)	Country
Real Madrid	512.6 (1)	479.5 (1)	438.6 (1)	401.4 (1)	365.8 (1)	351.8 (1)	292.2 (1)	275.7 (1)	236.2 (2)	193.7 (4)	152.2 (6)	138.2 (5)	Spain
Barcelona	483.0 (2)	450.7 (2)	398.1 (2)	365.9 (2)	308.8 (3)	291.1 (3)	259.1 (2)	207.9 (6)	169.9 (7)	(11+)	139.8 (9)	(11+)	Spain
Manchester United	395.9 (3)	367.0 (3)	349.8 (3)	327.0 (3)	324.8 (2)	315.4 (2)	242.6 (4)	246.4 (2)	259.4 (1)	251.2 (1)	229.5 (1)	217.2 (1)	England
FC Bayern Munich	368.4 (4)	321.4 (4)	323.0 (4)	289.5 (4)	295.3 (4)	223.7 (7)	204.7 (8)	189.5 (7)	166.4 (9)	163.9 (5)	176.8 (3)	173.2 (3)	Germany
Chelsea	322.6 (5)	249.8 (6)	255.9 (6)	242.3 (6)	268.9 (5)	284.4 (4)	221.0 (6)	220.8 (5)	217.5 (4)	134.1 (10)	143.4 (7)	118.4 (9)	England
Arsenal	290.3 (6)	251.5 (5)	274.1 (5)	263.0 (5)	264.4 (6)	264.2 (5)	177.4 (9)	171.3 (10)	174.1 (6)	150.1 (7)	141.4 (8)	(11+)	England
Manchester City	285.6 (7)	169.6 (12)	152.8 (11)	101.2 (19)	104.0 (20)	(21+)	89.4 (17)	90.1 (17)	(11+)	(11+)	(11+)	(11+)	England
Milan	256.9 (8)	235.1 (7)	235.8 (7)	196.5 (8)	209.5 (8)	227.7 (6)	238.7 (5)	234.0 (3)	222.1 (3)	200.4 (3)	159.1 (4)	164.6 (4)	Italy
Liverpool	233.2 (9)	203.3 (9)	225.3 (8)	217.0 (7)	210.9 (7)	202.1 (8)	176.0 (10)	181.2 (8)	140.2 (10)	149.3 (8)	154.6 (5)	137.6 (6)	England
Juventus	195.4 (10)	153.9 (13)	205.0 (10)	203.2 (8)	167.5 (11)	145.2 (12)	251.2 (3)	229.4 (4)	215.3 (5)	218.8 (2)	177.9 (2)	173.5 (2)	Italy
Internazionale	185.9 (12)	211.4 (8)	224.8 (9)	196.5 (9)	172.9 (10)	195.4 (9)	206.6 (7)	177.2 (9)	167.1 (8)	162.5 (6)	(11+)	112.8 (10)	Italy
Schalke 04	174.5 (14)	202.4 (10)	139.8 (16)	124.5 (16)	148.4 (13)	114.3 (16)	122.9 (14)	97.4 (14)	(11+)	(11+)	(11+)	(11+))	Germany
Roma	115.9 (19)	143.5 (15)	122.7 (18)	146.4 (10)	175.4 (9)	157.7 (10)	127.0 (12)	131.8 (11)	(11+)	(11+)	136.8 (10)	123.8 (8)	Italy

Annual Review of Football Finance 2011

Europe's top five leagues had record growth. This made revenue higher in the continent's football industry. It went up 4 percent. This was an all-time high of 16.3 billion euros (£13.7 billion/$23.8 billion) in 2009-10. The “Big Five” had a total revenue of 8.4 billion euros. This was a 5 percent increase over 2008-09, according to Deloitte.^[2]

Rank	League	Revenue (€ billion)^[3]	Country
1.	Premier League	2.479	England
2.	Bundesliga	1.664	Germany
3.	La Liga	1.622	Spain
4.	Serie A	1.532	Italy
5.	Ligue 1	1.072	France

As well as this, a total of €754.1m was given to clubs playing in the 2008–09 UEFA Champions League. The two finalists, Barcelona and Manchester United, got the most money. Barcelona's win at Wembley in May 2009 earned them a total of €51m. Despite the loss, Manchester United got even more, €53m.^[4]

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References

↑ "Man Utd 'Richest club in the world'". bbc.co.uk. 1999-12-01. Retrieved 2013-09-12.
↑ [1] Bloomberg News: European Soccer Team Sales Reach Record 16.3 Billion Euros, Deloitte Says.
↑ [2] BBC: Premier League wages keep on rising, Deloitte says.
↑ [3] UEFA: Champions League financial distribution – 2010–11.

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[1] "Man Utd 'Richest club in the world'". bbc.co.uk. 1999-12-01. Retrieved 2013-09-12.

[2] [1] Bloomberg News: European Soccer Team Sales Reach Record 16.3 Billion Euros, Deloitte Says.

[3] [2] BBC: Premier League wages keep on rising, Deloitte says.

[4] [3] UEFA: Champions League financial distribution – 2010–11.

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