8legs: Deloitte football money league

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Real Madrid remains the top earner in football, generating about €1.2 billion in revenue for 2024/25, underscoring dominance despite no major trophy that year.
Barcelona climbs to second place with about €975 million in revenue, despite playing the season away from a redeveloped Camp Nou.
Nine Premier League clubs reach the Money League top 20, underscoring the league's revenue strength with several English teams inside the upper tier.

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Manchester United fell four places to 15th in Deloitte’s 2024/25 Money League, signaling a major revenue challenge.
Deloitte figures show a sharp drop in broadcast income due to missing European football this season.
Commercial revenue remains strong, but overall funding pressures persist without European revenue.
Rising costs linked to staffing cuts and managerial changes have strained club finances.
Ratcliffe’s investment strategy faces scrutiny as results lag behind rivals in the Money League.
The club’s potential stadium and long-term growth plans remain under discussion amid financial strain.
There is persistent talk of the Glazers potentially selling, with ratchet clauses affecting timing.
Omar Berrada and Jason Wilcox were appointed in leadership roles after Ratcliffe’s takeover.
Europa League final appearance and other cup runs failed to translate into long-term success in Ratcliffe’s tenure.
Total club revenue reached £693.43m in 2024/25 but failed to prevent an overall performance decline.

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