The 30 Richest Football Clubs in the World – Ranked
In the ever-evolving world of football, club value goes far beyond the pitch. It reflects brand power, global fanbases, financial stability, and long-term commercial growth. Here's a countdown of the top 30 football clubs in the world ranked by their enterprise value, starting from number 30.
30 – FC Porto (Portugal) – £269M
One of Portugal's most historic clubs, FC Porto combines domestic dominance with consistent European appearances. Their value reflects smart management and a strong talent pipeline that attracts major European suitors.
29 – Athletic Club Bilbao (Spain) – £275M
Bilbao is unique for its Basque-only player policy, yet remains competitive in La Liga. Their strong identity and loyal fanbase contribute significantly to their enterprise value.
28 – Lazio Roma (Italy) – £282M
Lazio continues to be a steady force in Italian football, often finishing in European competition spots. Their value has been lifted by regular Serie A performances and growing revenue streams.
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27 – Galatasaray (Turkey) – £315M
As Turkey’s most iconic club, Galatasaray commands massive support both locally and internationally. Their consistent domestic success and Champions League presence elevate their value.
26 – Sevilla (Spain) – £320M
Sevilla has become synonymous with European success, especially in the Europa League. Their savvy recruitment and ability to develop players enhance their financial and sporting reputation.
25 – Valencia (Spain) – £351M
Despite recent struggles, Valencia remains one of Spain’s most storied clubs. Strong historical success and a large fanbase keep their value competitive.
24 – Benfica (Portugal) – £353M
Benfica is Portugal’s most decorated club and a consistent producer of elite talent. Their combination of tradition, trophies, and transfer income keeps their valuation high.
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23 – Ajax (Netherlands) – £371M
Ajax is a global symbol of youth development and attacking football. Their consistent European runs and academy brilliance make them a commercial powerhouse.
22 – AC Milan (Italy) – £452M
One of Italy’s most iconic clubs, AC Milan is regaining prominence after years of decline. Recent domestic success and Champions League returns have boosted their market value.
21 – Everton (United Kingdom) – £458M
While Everton have faced sporting setbacks, their commercial operations and stadium plans support their financial worth. Their Premier League status remains key to their valuation.
20 – Olympique Lyonnais (France) – £467M
Lyon boasts one of the best academies in Europe and a modern infrastructure. Their focus on youth and sustainable growth keeps them firmly in the top 20.
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19 – Leicester City (United Kingdom) – £480M
Leicester’s 2016 Premier League title shocked the world and transformed the club’s profile. Since then, smart recruitment and European appearances have sustained their rise.
18 – West Ham United (United Kingdom) – £482M
West Ham’s move to London Stadium and consistent top-half finishes in recent years have raised their financial profile. Their fanbase and location add to their appeal.
17 – Napoli (Italy) – £507M
Napoli's resurgence in Serie A and recent Scudetto triumph boosted their brand and finances. Their passionate following and attacking style make them a commercially valuable club.
16 – AS Roma (Italy) – £518M
Roma has solidified its European relevance under new ownership and a major trophy in the Conference League. Their historic status and capital city appeal play a major role in their valuation.
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15 – FC Schalke 04 (Germany) – £700M
Despite recent relegation battles, Schalke maintains a massive fanbase and historical significance. Their enterprise value reflects both legacy and potential for resurgence.
14 – Internazionale (Italy) – £845M
Inter’s Serie A title win in recent years and a Champions League final appearance have rejuvenated the brand. A rich history and strong squad contribute to their billion-euro valuation.
13 – Atlético Madrid (Spain) – £1,029M
Atlético has transformed into a European powerhouse under Diego Simeone. Their consistency in La Liga and Champions League adds immense commercial weight.
12 – Borussia Dortmund (Germany) – £1,101M
Dortmund’s blend of youth development, huge fan support, and European presence sustains their high value. The club remains one of the most marketable in Europe.
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11 – Juventus (Italy) – £1,492M
Juve’s dominance in Serie A over the past decade and global brand recognition underpin their enterprise value. Despite recent turbulence, they remain Italy’s most valuable club.
10 – Arsenal (United Kingdom) – £1,593M
Arsenal’s return to top-level competition and youthful, exciting squad have reignited global interest. Their London base and rich history drive strong commercial performance.
9 – Paris Saint-Germain (France) – £1,643M
Backed by Qatari investment and star names, PSG has become a global football brand. Their domestic domination and international marketing push elevate their valuation.
8 – Tottenham Hotspur FC (United Kingdom) – £1,776M
Tottenham’s new stadium and consistent top-tier status have made them a modern commercial force. Their long-term growth strategy pays off in enterprise value.
7 – Chelsea (United Kingdom) – £1,908M
Despite ownership changes and sporting fluctuations, Chelsea remains a global football giant. Decades of success, strong branding, and a London location support their high valuation.
6 – Manchester City (United Kingdom) – £2,241M
City’s recent dominance in English football and global expansion projects have transformed the club’s value. State-of-the-art infrastructure and elite players boost their enterprise worth.
5 – Liverpool (United Kingdom) – £2,286M
Liverpool has returned to the elite both on and off the pitch. A worldwide fanbase, historic success, and Jurgen Klopp’s revolution make them a top-five club by value.
4 – Bayern München (Germany) – £2,475M
Bayern is the undisputed powerhouse of German football with unmatched domestic success. Their financial discipline and global reach make them a model of sustainable growth.
3 – FC Barcelona (Spain) – £2,745M
Despite recent financial troubles, Barça remains one of the most recognizable names in sport. The club’s global fanbase, La Masia legacy, and media presence secure its place in the top three.
2 – Manchester United (United Kingdom) – £2,875M
United’s commercial strength is unrivaled, with a massive global following and legendary history. Their brand power continues to hold immense value regardless of on-pitch form.
1 – Real Madrid (Spain) – £2,990M
Topping the list, Real Madrid embodies football excellence. With unparalleled success in Europe, massive global reach, and constant reinvention, they are the most valuable football club in the world.
