Six PL clubs in the top ten
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Scrutiny over football clubs’ finances has come to dominate in recent years as new financial rules come into force. UEFA’s Financial Fair Play regulations are intended to prevent clubs from spending more than they earn, and in England, Premier League The Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR) have severely limited the club’s spending power.
The club must strictly adhere to the rules Nottingham Forest And Everton Deduction of points for failure to comply with them. The importance of generating club revenue is as important as ever, whether through player sales, commercial or matchday revenue growth. Clubs are increasingly looking to bring in money outside of match day and this approach will help satisfy fans with their new signings. But which club had the highest revenue in the 2023/24 season? Let’s find out.
Which football club had the highest revenue in the 2023/24 season?
23rd January, Deloitte – the industry’s leading financial analyst – has released last season’s figures in the 28th edition of their Football Money League.. And Real Madrid Made history by becoming the first club to earn more than €1 billion in a single season. The Spanish giants won the European Cup for the 16th time but their financial success was boosted by a complete renovation of the Bernabeu stadium. Madrid earned €1.045b last season, €209m more than second place. Manchester City (€837.8m).
As the above graphic illustrates, PSG with remain in third place (€805.9m). Manchester United (€770.6m) and Bayern Munich (€765.4m) rounding out the top five. With six English clubs in the top ten Arsenal, Liverpool, Tottenham And Chelsea Joining two Manchester clubs. First Italian club feature AC Milan (€397.6) and they narrowly pip their city rivals Inter (€391m).
