Season 2020/21

FC Bayern Munich has maintained its position among the top-selling football clubs in the second year of the coronavirus pandemic. The German record champions were listed in third place with a turnover of 611 million euros in the 2020/21 season (2019/20: 634 million euros) according to calculations by the auditing and consulting company “Deloitte”. The table is now led by Manchester City (645 million euros), which replaces FC Barcelona, ​​who fell in fourth place.

Money ranking: The 30 highest-grossing football clubs in 2020/21

30 AC Milan – Revenue: €161m

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Source: Deloitte; Note: Rounded values

29 Lazio Rome – Turnover: €164m

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28 Newcastle United – Revenue: €170m

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27 SSC Napoli – Turnover: €175m

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26 Borussia Mönchengladbach – Turnover: €178m

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25 Southampton FC – Revenue: €178m

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24 Atalanta Bergamo – Revenue: €188m

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23 Roma – Revenue: €190m

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22 Leeds United – Revenue: €193m

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21 Sevilla FC – Revenue: €200m

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20 Aston Villa – Revenue: €207m

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19 Zenit St. Petersburg – Turnover: €212m

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18 Everton FC – Revenue: €218m

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17 Wolverhampton Wanderers – Revenue: €219m

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16 West Ham United – Revenue: €222m

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15 Leicester City – Turnover: €256m

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14 Inter Milan – Revenue: €331m

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13 Atlético Madrid – Revenue: €333m

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12 Borussia Dortmund – Turnover: €338m

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11 Arsenal FC – Revenue: €367m

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10 Tottenham Hotspur – Revenue: €406m

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9 Juventus – Revenue: €434m

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8 Chelsea – Turnover: €493m

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7 Liverpool FC – Revenue: €550m

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6 PSG – Revenue: €556m

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5 Manchester United – Revenue: €558m

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4 FC Barcelona – Revenue: €582m

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3 FC Bayern – Turnover: €611m

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2 Real Madrid – Revenue: €641m

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1 Manchester City – Revenue: €645m

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Last year Barça was still at the top with 715 million euros, now it is “only” 582 million euros. The financially troubled Catalans have a debt of 1.35 billion euros. Second in the ranking is Real Madrid with a turnover of 641 million euros.

In addition to FC Bayern, only Borussia Dortmund (EUR 338 million) from the Bundesliga is in the top 20. BVB is still 12th. Unlike last year, FC Schalke 04 and Eintracht Frankfurt are no longer represented. Borussia Mönchengladbach (178 million euros) is the third club in 26th place.

New in the top 20 are the four English clubs Leicester (15th), West Ham (16th), Wolverhampton (17th) and Aston Villa (20th). The Premier League is the vast majority with eleven clubs, also thanks to the high TV income.

Money list: Top 20 around FC Bayern and Barcelona turned over 8.2 billion euros

Overall, the top 20 according to the “Football Money League” report by Deloitte had a turnover of 8.2 billion euros, almost at the level of the 2019/20 season. The record was set in the 2018/19 season with 9.3 billion euros. On average, each club achieved a turnover of 409 million euros.

The biggest losses had to be accepted in the area of ​​matchday income. According to “Deloitte”, these revenues are at the lowest level in the history of the study, which has been carried out for 25 years. In 2018/19, these were still EUR 1.5 billion, but the clubs recorded revenues of EUR 111 million in the past season due to the exclusion of spectators.

FC Bayern on 6, PSG on 4: The clubs with the highest salaries in 2020/21

11 BVB | Salaries: €215 million | to the previous year: +5%

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For players: €164 million | For employees: €52 million

Percentage compared to club revenue: 58%

Source: UEFA Benchmarking Report for the 2020/21 season

10 Arsenal | Salaries: €268 million | to the previous year: +-0%

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For players: €182 million | For employees: €86 million

Percentage comparing club revenue: 69%

9 Juventus | Salaries: €285 million | to the previous year: -14%

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For players: €231 million | For employees: €54 million

Percentage comparing club revenue: 71%

8 Chelsea | Salaries: €320 million | to the previous year: -9%

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For players: €250 million | For employees: €70 million

Percentage comparing club revenue: 69%

7 Manchester United | Salaries: €323 million | to the previous year: -19%

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For players: €215 million | For employees: €109 million

Percentage compared to club revenue: 56%

6 FC Bayern | Salaries: €340 million | to the previous year: -5%

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For players: €262 million | For employees: €78 million

Percentage compared to club revenue: 54%

5 Liverpool FC | Salaries: €371 million | to the previous year: +6%

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For players: €276 million | For employees: €91 million

Percentage comparing club revenue: 66%

4 PSG | Salaries: €407 million | to the previous year: +10%

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For players: €339 million | For employees: €69 million

Percentage compared to club revenue: 73%

3 Real Madrid | Salaries: €411 million | to the previous year: +4%

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For players: €357 million | For employees: €54 million

Percentage compared to club revenue: 57%

2 Manchester City | Salaries: €433 million | to the previous year: +12%

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For players: €330 million | For employees: €102 million

Percentage compared to club revenue: 78%

1 FC Barcelona | Salaries: €487 million | to the previous year: -10%

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For players: €393 million | For employees: €94 million

Percentage comparing club revenue: 67%

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