Liverpool have become the top-earning Premier League club for the first time, according to Deloitte’s Football Money League. The Reds, who won last season’s English top-flight title, generated €836m (£702m), outpacing all other English sides.
Manchester United fell to their lowest-ever position in the 29th edition of the Money League, finishing eighth with €793m (£666m), while Manchester City dropped from second to sixth.
At the very top, Real Madrid remain number one with €1.2bn (£1.01bn) revenue, followed by Barcelona (€975m/£819m) and Bayern Munich (€861m/£723m). Paris Saint-Germain are fourth with €837m (£703m), and Liverpool fifth overall.
Six English clubs feature in the top 10, including Arsenal, Tottenham, and Chelsea, while Aston Villa, Newcastle, and West Ham also make the top 20. Deloitte highlighted that Manchester United’s commercial and matchday dominance from previous years is no longer unmatched, as Liverpool take the lead financially.
