Premier League

Elsewhere Barcelona Femení top Deloitte's inaugural women's football money league list, with £6.7m of revenues, ahead of Manchester United (£5.3m) in second and ...

“Commercial partner, fan and investor interest in the Premier League appears higher than ever before,” he added. “And if you expand the rankings to include the top 30, there are 16 Premier League clubs in there. “The women’s professional game is still near the start of its journey,” he said. “The Premier League continues to appeal to millions of global followers and its member clubs have a greater revenue advantage over international rivals,” he said. It is the first time a single country has made up more than half the teams in the money league. However, the most notable rise sees Liverpool (£594m) climb four places to third and rise above Manchester United for the first time in the report’s 27-year history.

Revenue at top club Manchester City, boosted by a sharp increase in commercial income, was 13% up on the previous year at $794 million, according to ...

Liverpool’s revenues were boosted after a run to the [Champions League Final](https://fortune.com/2023/01/18/trial-starts-2-former-fox-execs-accused-paying-millions-bribes-rights-south-american-soccer-champions-league/). The Spanish league made just over half that amount, at €2.95 billion in revenue. Spanish football is running years behind the Premier League, Tebas said in an interview. All of the Premier League’s 20 teams being ranked in the top 30 is now a possibility, Deloitte said. The dominance of English clubs is causing increased tension among their rivals. Paris Saint-Germain, Barcelona and Bayern Munich were the only other non-English teams in the top 10.

A revenue league table of football clubs globally is dominated by Premier League sides at a time when they are facing demands to bolster financial help for ...

It continues to appeal to millions of global followers and its member clubs have a greater revenue advantage over international rivals. "It's now likely a case of not if, but when, all 20 Premier League clubs will appear in the Money League top 30." Tim Bridge, lead partner in Deloitte's Sports Business Group, said: "For the first time, Premier League clubs fill the lion's share of positions in Deloitte's Football Money League. The table was led by Manchester City - the Premier League champions at the end of the 2021/22 season - with £619.1m in total revenue followed by Real Madrid on £604.5m. The 26th edition of the Deloitte Football Money League, which determines the top 20 clubs for revenue during the 2021/22 season, showed Premier League sides taking 11 of the positions - up from 10 the year before. Manchester City has topped a closely watched global revenue ranking for the second year running, with the wider Premier League taking "the lion's share" of the top spots globally for the first time.