Welcome to the 17th edition of the Deloitte Football Money League, in which we profile the highest earning clubs in the world’s most popular sport. Published just eight months after the end of the 2012/13 season, the Money League is the most contemporary and reliable analysis of the clubs’ relative financial performance. http://www.deloitte.com/view/en_GB/uk/industries/sportsbusinessgroup/sports/football/deloitte-football-money-league/index.htm

1. Football Money League 2014
2012/13 Revenue (€m)
Movement up
Movement down
Revenues for the
top 20 clubs grew
8% to €5.4 billion
in 2012/13.
Unchanged
1
0
Real Madrid
518.9
2
0
FC Barcelona
482.6
3
1
Bayern Munich
431.2
4
(1)
Manchester United
423.8
5
5
Paris Saint-Germain
398.8
6
1
Manchester City
316.2
7
(2)
Chelsea
303.4
8
(2)
Arsenal
284.3
9
4
Juventus
272.4
10
(2)
AC Milan
263.5
Top five Money League clubs
by revenue split
Matchday
Broadcasting
Commercial
Real Madrid
€518.9m
€119m
€211.6m
€188.3m
€117.6m
11
1
Borussia Dortmund
256.2
12
(3)
Liverpool
240.6
13
2
Schalke 04
198.2
14
0
Tottenham Hotspur
15
(4)
Internazionale
16
3
Galatasaray
17
3
Hamburger SV
FC Barcelona
€176.8m
18
€482.6m
€188.2m
€87.1m
Bayern Munich
172
€431.2m
€237.1m
168.8
€107m
157
135.4
n/a new Fenerbahçe
126.4
€127.3m
€423.8m
€177.9m
19
n/a new AS Roma
Manchester
United
124.4
€118.6m
20
n/a new Atlético de Madrid
120
Money League clubs have
achieved impressive
revenue growth given the
tough economic climate.
Paris Saint-Germain
€53.2m
€398.8m
€90.9m
€254.7m
2012/13 Money League clubs by owner nationality
Europe
13
USA
4
Asia
1
Middle
East
2
Money League clubs in European
competitions 2012/13
Top five 2012/13 Money League clubs by Twitter followers
@FCBarcelona
13 5
UEFA
Champions
League
clubs
10.9m
@realmadrid
9.9m
UEFA
Europa
League
clubs
@GalatasaraySk
3.5m
@Arsenal
3.4m
Once again,
England has the
most clubs (6)
in the Money
League top 20.
@Chelseafc
3.3m
2012/13 Money League clubs by country
6
4
1
4
3
2