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Friday, May 29, 2020

Full list: Real Madrid, Man United top 32 most valuable clubs

Real Madrid and Manchester United remain the two most valuable football clubs in Europe, according to a report released on Thursday by accountancy firm KPMG.

La Liga giants Real lead a list of the continent’s 32 most valuable teams as of January 1, with KPMG estimating the value of the 13-time European champions at nearly 3.5 billion euros ($3.88 billion), with United in second place at 3.342 billion euros.

Barcelona jumped past Bayern Munich into third place at 3.193 billion euros according to KPMG’s enterprise value (EV) formula, which takes into account profitability, popularity, sporting potential, TV rights and stadium ownership.

The report says Madrid’s EV increased by eight percent in the last year compared ot four percent for United, with KPMG saying that Real had increased commercial revenue by 41 percent since 2016.

That added to the three Champions Leagues won in that time were the main reasons for Real’s top placing in the ranking, while United’s strong showing comes despite their weakest on-pitch performances for decades.

The Top five leagues (Premier League, La Liga, Bundesliga, Serie A and Ligue 1) dominate the list with 27 clubs. England dominates with nine clubs, six of whom are in the top 10.

However for the first time since the study was carried out in 2016, no Italian team figured in the top 10, with Serie A champions Juventus dropping down to 11th.

Meanwhile former heavyweights AC Milan were the only club of the 32 whose EV dropped between 2016 and 2020.

The report also outlines broadly the financial hit clubs are set to take in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, underlining how revenues have flatlined — thanks to no ticket sales and issues with TV rights payments — while operating costs like player wages have not dropped to the same degree.

Its also cites a previous KPMG study in which aggregate player value in the 10 European leagues the firm analyses could drop by anything between 6.6 billion euros and 10 billion euros, which would have a huge impact on clubs’ values.

Jacco Swart, managing director of European Leagues, says that a “deflationary effect on (players’) wages is inevitable as are further necessary cost-saving measures by clubs, leagues and federations”.

However, the report admits that it is “not possible to quantify such impacts in a reliable fashion”.

Football is slowly coming back to life in Europe, with the Bundesliga already having returned and the Premier League, La Liga and Serie A restarting the 2019-20 season in June.

See full list :

  1. Real Madrid
  2. Manchester United
  3. FC Barcelona
  4. FC Bayern Munchen
  5. Liverpool FC
  6. Manchester City FC
  7. Chelsea FC
  8. Tottenham Hotspur FC
  9. Paris Saint - Germain FC
  10. Arsenal FC
  11. Juventus FC
  12. Borussia Dortmund
  13. Atletico Madrid
  14. FC Internazionale Milano
  15. FC Schalke 04
  16. AS Roma
  17. SSC Napoli
  18. West Ham United FC
  19. Leicester City FC
  20. Olympique Lyonnais
  21. Everton FC
  22. AC Milan
  23. AFC Ajax
  24. SL benfica
  25. Valencia FC
  26. Sevilla FC
  27. Galatasary SK
  28. SS LAzio
  29. Athletic Club Bilbao
  30. FC Porto
  31. Besiktas JK
  32. Villareal CF

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