Top 10 Richest Football Clubs In The World

Top 10 Richest Football Clubs In The World

10. Juventus – £255.1 million

Outside of their residential achievement and predictable quality execution in Europe, the Turin side's income has been given an extraordinary lift by their sponsorship manage Jeep and the offer of more than 1.5 million shirts a year ago.

9. Liverpool – £302 million

The Merseyside outfit can expect an expansion in income next season as their Anfield stadium will come back to full limit following remodels.

8. Chelsea – £334.6 million

Through the support of their very rich person Russian proprietor, Roman Abramovich, it's uncommon to see Chelsea rank outside the main five wealthiest football clubs.

7. Arsenal – £350.4 million

Matchday incomes keep Arsenal in the best ten wealthiest football clubs and it's no big surprise – a season ticket to watch Wenger's men battle for fourth is the most costly in Britain at £1014.

6. Paris St-Germain – £389.6 million

This is the first run through France's wealthiest outfit have dropped out of the rich rundown's main five since being broadly purchased by Qatar Sports Investments for €120 million of every 2011.

5. Manchester City – £392.6 million

This is the first run through Manchester City have ruptured the best 5 wealthiest football clubs. Abu Dhabi-claimed City had their best ever Champions League pursue last season they missed out to inevitable victors, Real Madrid, in the semi-finals.

4. Bayern Munich – £442.7 million

Bayern outlined an amazing 25% expansion in wage in the course of the last season after they won their 25th Bundesliga title and DFB-Pokal Final.

3. Real Madrid – £463.8 million

Winning their eleventh Champions League and a relentless yearly income pick up of 7% wasn't sufficient to keep Los Blancos on top for the twelfth year running. Could a twelfth European triumph this season send Zidane's side back to the best?

2. Barcelona – £463.8 million

Barcelona beat their mortal adversaries, finally, this year, maybe because of the improbable commitments of Bruce Springsteen. 'The Boss' utilized the Catalonian Nou Camp to have two shows of 'The River Tour', winning the club almost €8 million. They scratched second spot from Real on the finest of edges.

1. Manchester United – £515.3 million

The 'Red Devils' have never been a long way from the main three — quickly toppling out amid their 2012/13 season under David Moyes — yet this is the first occasion when they've hit top spot in finished 10 years. The club profited fiscally from gigantic sponsorship manages Chevrolet and Adidas and an arrival to the Champions League.