While Spanish giants Real Madrid remain the world’s richest club, Premier League teams occupy six places in the Top 10, according to analysis by Deloitte’s Football Money League report.

The combined revenue of Money League clubs increased by 11% to €12.4 billion (R228bn), up from €11.2 billion in 2023/24. Matchday (€2.4 billion), broadcast (€4.7 billion), and commercial (€5.3 billion) revenues all reached record highs, with commercial income becoming the first revenue stream to surpass €5 billion.

The expanded Fifa Club World Cup, which took place in the United States last summer, helped broadcast revenue increase by 10%.

Deloitte Money League 2026: Top 10

1. Real Madrid, €1.161bn (R22bn) 
2. Barcelona, €974.8m (R18.5bn)
3. Bayern Munich, €860.6m (R16.3bn)
4. Paris Saint-Germain, €837.0m (R15.9bn)
5. Liverpool, €836.1m (R15.89bn)
6. Man City, €829.3m (R15.7bn)
7. Arsenal, €821.7m (R15.6bn)
8. Man United, €793.1m (R15bn)
9. Tottenham, €672.6m (R12.7bn)
10. Chelsea, €584.1m (R11.1bn)

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