This was determined by the Deloitte Football Money League report, which highlights that eleven Premier League clubs appear in the ranking that includes Juventus in ninth place and Inter in fourteenth place.
Manchester City tops the list with $709 million in revenuebeating Real Madrid and Bayern Munich, second and third, respectively.
For its part, Barcelona It went from first to fourth place and precedes Manchester United, Paris Saint-Germain, Liverpool, Chelsea, Juventus and Tottenham.
The report highlights that the clubs of the first division of England registered an increase of 1% compared to the 2019-20 season (8,162 million dollars) but they are still a long way from the 9,274 million dollars of 2018-19.
In this way, it is clear that in the last two seasons the 20 richest clubs in the world lost some 2 billion dollars in revenue.
The closure of the stadiums due to the Covid-19 pandemic reduced match revenue to a minimum, which was about 122 million dollars, while in the 2018-19 season it reached almost 1.6 billion dollars.
As for Serie A, its 20 clubs registered a growth of 1% compared to the 2019-20 season due to the increase in income from TV rights.
Juventus entered 477 million dollarswhich represents a growth of 9% compared to the previous season (439), while Inter registered an increase of 14%, going from 321 to 364 million dollars.
Source: Ambito
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