Real Madrid have broken the billion Euro revenue record to top the latest Deloitte Football Money League.
The top 20 revenue generating clubs in world football made a record €11.2bn in the 2023/24 season, which is a 6% increase in cumulative revenues from the previous season, with Money League clubs reporting record matchday, broadcast and commercial revenues.
The average Money League club generated €560m, comprised of €244m (44%) commercial revenue, €213m (38%) broadcast revenue, and €103m (18%) matchday revenue.
Real Madrid have become the first club to surpass one billion Euros of revenue in a single season, securing its position at the top of the Money League. They are followed by Manchester City (€838m), Paris Saint-Germain (€806m), Manchester United (€771m) and Bayern Munich (€765m).
Juventus saw its biggest drop in the rankings (€356m) from 11th to 16th, the club’s lowest position in Money League history following an absence from European football in 2023/24.
Sporting performance played a crucial role in many teams’ financial impetus, with clubs such as Arsenal (€717m), Borussia Dortmund (€514m), Newcastle (€372m) and Aston Villa (€310m) growing revenues through participation in UEFA competitions and improved domestic performances yielding higher broadcast distributions.
Check out the full report at: https://www.deloitte.com/uk/en/services/financial-advisory/analysis/deloitte-football-money-league.html
