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List of football clubs around the world according to revenue, prepared by Deloitte.

Top 20 clubs in 2010-11 Deloitte Football Money League.
1. Real Madrid (£433m)
2. FC Barcelona (£407m)
3. Manchester United (£331.4m)
4. Bayern Munich (£290.3m)
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List of football clubs around the world according to revenue, prepared by Deloitte.

Top 20 clubs in 2010-11 Deloitte Football Money League.
1. Real Madrid (£433m)
2. FC Barcelona (£407m)
3. Manchester United (£331.4m)
4. Bayern Munich (£290.3m)
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Real Madrid continue to top the global football financial league table taking top spot ahead of their Spanish rivals Barcelona for a seventh consecutive year. Combined revenues of the top 20 Deloitte Football Money League clubs exceed €4.4bn to defy European economic woes.

It's that time of year again when the financial reports are produced by Deloitte. Its clear to see (as if we needed any confirmation) who the real money men are in Manchester with United clearing almost €200m more in revenue for the season 2010/11. It's startling just how much commercial revenue United create in comparison [.

It's that time of year again when the financial reports are produced by Deloitte. Its clear to see (as if we needed any confirmation) who the real money men are in Manchester with United clearing almost €200m more in revenue for the season 2010/11. It's startling just how much commercial revenue United create in comparison [.

Real Madrid y FC Barcelona siguen siendo los dos clubes con más ingresos del mundo, según el estudio ‘Football Money League', elaborado por Deloitte, que analiza la información financiera de los clubes de fútbol correspondiente a la temporada 2010/11. El Real Madrid alcanzó durante la pasada temporada una facturación de 479,5 millones de euros, un nueve por ciento más que la 2009/10, mientras que el FC Barcelona, que incrementó más sus ingresos, hasta un 13%, alcanzó los 450,7 millones de euros.

The prestigious International Consulting firm Deloitte has released its yearly study of the World Football Clubs with highest income generation for season 2010-2011. For the third year running both REAL MADRID CF & FC BARCELONA lead the list of top income generating Clubs. The tendency is that FC Barcelona has experienced a jump in income that has to do with their "winning ways", Global brand

The Deloitte Sports Business Group presents the Football Money League 2012

"Breaking Down The Deloitte Football Money League Report" was originally published at The Republik of Mancunia.

The transfer window report from business advisory firm Deloitte calculates that Premier League clubs spent around £60m, a decline of 70 per cent on the record level of £225m in January 2011 (admittedly something of an aberration).

Dan Jones, a partner in the Sports Business Group at Deloitte, saw Uefa's financial fair play rules as a factor in the comparative restraint of clubs and a more sober level of spending among Premier League clubs.

Deloitte report assessing the financial impact of The FA Cup reveals: £650m earned by clubs in the past 10 years Crawley Town receive £1m pay day from single FA Cup tie

As excitement builds ahead of The FA Cup with Budweiser Fourth Round Proper, the financial impact of the competition has been revealed in a new report by the Sports Business Group at Deloitte.

15.12.2011 - Pasó el derby español (el derby del mundo?). Telespectadores y medios lo retrataron y multiplicaron. Barcelona volvió a superar a Real Madrid (1-3) en el propio Bernabeu, donde posaron sobre el césped un grupo de jugadores cotizados en no menos de € 1000 millones (según algunas cifras publicadas).

Spain's centre-right People's Party said it will push Real Madrid and Barcelona to have more equitable distribution of income from television rights, according to PP policymaker Miriam Blasco.

"You have to support the small teams as well, because it's true that the Spanish league would not exist if it was not working for all the clubs," Blasco, a candidate to become Spain's top sports official after the election, said in an interview.

Of course, Newcastle United have been riding along on the crest of a wave in our first seven games in the Premiership, with our unbeaten start currently seeing us in fourth. However we also stand in fourth place in another table too, that of Premiership debt. According to the table compiled by Deloitte, Newcastle are [.

19.09.2011 - A presente oscuro futuro incierto, el paraíso de la esperanza: Daniel Alberto Passarella, presentó a la Comisión Directiva un anteproyecto de remodelación y ampliación del Estadio Monumental y la ejecución de obras complementarias que terminarían en el (complejo) River Plate Forum.

In the second article of this ongoing analysis, I compare Liverpool's wage-spend with Arsenal's over the last 10 years.
Liverpool vs. Man United - Wage Spend Comparison - 2000-2010
NOTES
* Below is an example of how the figures are presented in the accounts:
* The wages and salary figure includes all staff connected with the club.

Concerns about the financial state of football do not appear to have stopped Premiership clubs splashing out in the transfer window with total spending of £485m up a third on a year ago, according to figures from Deloitte. The pattern of increased spending was reproduced over four of the five top leagues in Europe, Germany being the exception where spending held steady.

This transfer window has involved extreme amounts of rumors. And Capernicus was apparently wrong, as the whole world revolved and devolved around Cesc.

Now that it's over, we can check the tally and assess the carnage most of which involve Luka Modric's hopes and dreams and his sense of happy, which is unhappy.

Past celebrations for Blackpool - but how will they cope back in the Championship?

As news broke today that the Premiership has once again generated record income (breaking the £2 BILLION barrier), it got me thinking about how this money would be received lower down the leagues. The Championship is supposedly a bigger league than Serie A, drawing larger audiences and seeing more goals, and with ex-Premier League teams with big catchment areas such as Leeds, Southampton, and Nottingham Forest, this is hardly much of a surprise.

The proportion of income that Premier League clubs spend on wages hit a record 68% in 2009-10, a report into football finances by Deloitte says.

A report from accountancy firm Deloitte has just been released, and Newcastle United are getting some good press. Mike Ashley Newcastle United owner Newcastle were relegated from the Premier League in May of 2009, and in the following season, the Championship experienced an increase in both crowds and revenue, almost completely due to Newcastle [.

Robert Peston from the BBC has concluded the following from the latest Deloitte annual review:

- If you combine spending per unit of output with success in winning trophies, there is no doubt that Alex Ferguson is incomparably the most successful manager in the UK. United's wage bill per Premier League point is £1.

The collective turnover of the English Premier League clubs hit a record £2.03 billion in the 2009-10 season and is expected to exceed £2.2 billion in the 2010-11 campaign, according to Deloitte Sports Business Group's 20th Annual Review of Football Finance. In comparison, the total European football market grew to a record £13.

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Deloitte state that the side who secures promotion are set to have an increase in revenue of around £40 million due to broadcast income as well as shirt sales and gate receipts

Monday's Championship Playoff Final between Swansea City and Reading (10am ET, live on Fox Soccer Channel) offers the winning club the most substantial prize in world soccer, approximately £90 million according to Deloitte, the accountancy group....
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The third installment of this season's 'El Clasico' match-up between Real Madrid and Barcelona could have been renamed 'El Fiasco'. Depending on your outlook, it may have been surprising to see Jose Mourinho's Madrid squad setup with such bullying tactics. Both coaches had strong words for one another in the press conference so I was not surprised that the atmosphere was tense.

Plymouth Argyle are languishing at the bottom of League 1, ten points having been deducted by the Football League for an ‘insolvency event', giving notice of their intention to appoint administrators.Players have not been paid since November and their debts are estimated at £13m.

Yet in 2008 they finished 10th in the Championship, had posted a £1.

Deloitte has released their list of the top earning soccer clubs in the world and for the sixth straight year Real Madrid sit atop the list. The list is revenue made by each team coming from ticket sales, tv contract and merchandise.All Dollars in Euro1. Real Madrid $438.6M2. Barcelona $398.

CHAMONIX/LONDON Real Madrid won nothing last year yet they continue to top the table of the world's richest clubs in the annual revenue assessment undertaken by accountant Deloitte. This is the sixth successive year the record nine-times former champions of Europe have led the list. Spanish champions Barcelona are second followed by Manchester United [.

As you probably know, I'm a big fan of communicating complex and statistical information graphically. So you won't be surprised to hear that I'm also a big fan of The Economist, the masters of the interesting and thought-provoking chart. Here's a graph from the magazine showing a ranking of "football wealth" based on the just released "Football Money League" report by consultancy Deloitte.

As you probably know, I'm a big fan of communicating complex and statistical information graphically. So you won't be surprised to hear that I'm also a big fan of The Economist, the masters of the interesting and thought-provoking chart. Here's a graph from the magazine showing a ranking of "football wealth" based on the just released "Football Money League" report by consultancy Deloitte.

Deloitte have published their yearly list of the top 20 revenue-earning football clubs in the world, and for the first time in a long time Newcastle United are nowhere to be seen. Of course that is hardly surprising, and as we reported last year at this time when Newcastle were 20th in the rankings, we [.

A brief pause from Walter's series on football referees, following our coverage on the BBC web site (see the home page for the latest). Here's a piece on Deloitte's latest figure fest. Arsenal on Twitter @UntoldArsenal Untold Arsenal on Facebook here Victory Through Harmony by Tony Attwood For some reason the regular table of football [.

For the sixth consecutive year, Real Madrid claims top spot as the world's largest football club according to this measure. Real is now just two years short of matching Manchester United's eight year reign from 1996/97, the first edition of the Money League, through to 2003/04. FC Barcelona retains second place ahead of Manchester United, making it a Spanish one-two for the second successive year.

You may have already seen that Deloitte has just published the annual Football Money League report and, as I speculated might happen in a post on last year's report, Villa have just snuck back into the top 20 for the first time in several years.

The report is always an interesting read, but lately I've found that it gives us an early glimpse of Aston Villa's revenue ahead of the official accounts being filed.

When Deloitte release their annual list of 'Richest Football Clubs', there's plenty of debate on English football's earning power, the individual TV deals negotiated by Real Madrid and Barcelona, Manchester United's position at the top of the Premier League food chain, insane amounts of debt in the game, and so on.

Welcome to the annual announcement of "Look how rich Real and Barcelona are!" Only this year...! Nope, same thing.

There are several ways of getting on this list, either directly or indirectly: marketing/branding, sugarpeople (mamas or papas), trophies, little gnomes which print money in the training ground basement, smartly placed academies and even nurtured sports betting.

Deloitte, an accountancy firm from Great Britain announced the top 20 highest earning football clubs.

Here are the list of football clubs and its corresponding revenue.

1. Real Madrid £359.1m
2. Barcelona £325.9m
3. Man United £286.

Real Madrid have topped the league table of the world's 20 richest football clubs for the sixth straight year, according to Deloitte.

Its Football Money League, based on season 2009-10, also said the combined revenues of the 20 clubs had passed 4bn euros (£3.8bn) for the first time.

Real's arch-rivals Barcelona retained second spot in the list, ahead of Manchester United who remain third.