2914.9 million Euro.. Revenues of the 5 biggest clubs in the world in 2022

Manchester City surpassed European clubs in revenue last year, under the management of the United Abu Dhabi Development and Investment Group, with an annual increase of 12%.

The English city of Manchester represented its country in the ranking of the top 5 clubs that collected revenue during the year 2022, through the United and City teams.

And with this, Manchester United collected 644.9 million Euro   ($702.7 million) and 558 million euros ($608 million) for Leicester City.

And according to the Deloitte classification, 5 teams from the English Premier League dominate the list of the 10 richest football clubs in the world.

Manchester City

A study conducted by the "Football Benchmark" center based in the Hungarian capital Budapest, confirmed that Manchester City surpassed European clubs in terms of revenue last year, under the management of the United Abu Dhabi Development and Investment Group, with an annual increase of 12%, where the heavenly team collected revenues of approximately 644.9 million Euro ($702.7 million).

Real Madrid

The Spanish royal team, Real Madrid, came next, with total revenues of 640.7 million euros ($698.5 million).

  Real Madrid's sources of income are the television broadcast rights for the competitions, the tickets for the matches, and the deals in which the players are sold.

This is in addition to the sales of the team's clothing and equipment around the world, and the club stated in a statement last year that its net debt, not including the stadium development project, reached 263 million euros ($268.7 million) on June 30, 2022.

Paris Saint-Germain in third place

Paris Saint-Germain achieved the third highest revenue with 700 million euros ($763.2 million).

The Qatar-owned team had a record net loss of 370 million euros, and had the highest expenses in the functional structure, according to club data provided to the Hungarian Football Benchmark Center at 725 million euros ($790.4 million).

The Dutch Ajax Amsterdam is in fourth place

The Dutch club Ajax Amsterdam saw the largest annual improvement in the percentage of operating revenues, exceeding 51% ($207.1 million), and the German giant Bayern Munich achieved revenues worth approximately 700 million euros ($763.2 million).

Spanish Barcelona is in fifth place

  Barcelona placed fourth with a revenue of 582.1 million euros ($634.6 million), despite the financial difficulties the Catalan team has faced in the recent period.

The Spanish club fell to fourth place behind rival Real Madrid and German League champion Bayern Munich, then followed by the English team Manchester United with revenues amounting to 558 million euros ($608 million).