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    Real Madrid topped the Deloitte Football Money League for the eleventh consecutive year generating €577m in revenue in 2014-15. FC Barcelona climbed above Manchester United into second place with revenues of €560.8m, while Manchester United remained the highest revenue generating Premier League club in third place with €519.5m. Combined revenue for the top 20 clubs rose 8% to €6.6 billion with the top three clubs passing €500m in revenue for the first time.

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    Real Madrid topped the Deloitte Football Money League for the eleventh consecutive year generating €577m in revenue in 2014-15. FC Barcelona climbed above Manchester United into second place with revenues of €560.8m, while Manchester United remained the highest revenue generating Premier League club in third place with €519.5m. Combined revenue for the top 20 clubs rose 8% to €6.6 billion with the top three clubs passing €500m in revenue for the first time.

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    Deloitte Football Money League 2016: Top of The Table

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    Real Madrid topped the Deloitte Football Money League for the eleventh consecutive year generating €577m in revenue in 2014-15. FC Barcelona climbed above Manchester United into second place with revenues of €560.8m, while Manchester United remained the highest revenue generating Premier League club in third place with €519.5m. Combined revenue for the top 20 clubs rose 8% to €6.6 billion with the top three clubs passing €500m in revenue for the first time.

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    Deloitte Football Money League 2016


    Top of the Table
    Welcome to the 19th 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 2014/15 season, the Money League is the
    most contemporary and reliable analysis of the clubs’ relative financial performance.

    Combined revenue for the top 20 Money League clubs rose 8% to €6.6 billion (£5 billion) in
    2014/15, as the top three clubs passed the €500m revenue mark for the first time.

    A Spanish one-two
    Real Madrid topped the Money League for the eleventh consecutive year, having generated
    €577m (£439m) in 2014/15, buoyed by growth in commercial revenue. Matchday income
    also saw an increase, and the planned redevelopment of the Santiago Bernabéu should see
    it continue to grow in the coming years.

    FC Barcelona’s on-pitch achievements translated into financial success, with revenue growth
    in all areas of the business helping them climb above Manchester United into second place,
    with revenues of €560.8m.

    Manchester United expected to top the Money League in 2015/16


    Manchester United slipped one place to third, but remain the highest revenue-generating
    club from the Premier League, earning €519.5m (£395.2m). The return to UEFA Champions
    League football, as well as the commencement of a number of significant commercial
    partnerships, will only strengthen the business in 2015/16. With this in mind, it would not be
    surprising to see United top next year’s Money League, with the club forecasting revenues of
    around £500m (around €650m).

    A record nine Premier League clubs are ranked within this year’s top 20, one more than in
    last year’s edition, helped by a 10% strengthening of sterling versus the euro. Premier
    League clubs now dominate the top 30, with 17 of those clubs having played in the Premier
    League during the 2014/15 season.

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