Forbes 2012 list of most richest football clubs has been updated
leaving Manchester united as the most richest football club for eight
consecutive years. According to Forbes.com, the premier league champions
has a global fan base of 330million which makes them the most valuable
team in any sport. The Red Devils has an estimated worth of £1.4bn,
followed closely by Real Madrid with £1.17bn, Barcelona who lost out of
the Champions league to Chelsea yesterday was not left out of the first
three richest football clubs, coming out with a worth of £816m.
Manchester City is the 13th on the list with the sum of £275m.
- 1. Manchester United - $2.235bn (£1.396bn)
- 2. Real Madrid - $1.877bn (£1.17bn)
- 3. Barcelona - $1.307bn (£816m)
- 4. Arsenal - $1.292bn (£807m)
- 5. Bayern Munich - $1.235bn (£770m)
- 6. AC Milan - $989m (£615m)
- 7. Chelsea - $761m (£473m)
- 8. Liverpool - $619m (£385m)
- 9. Juventus - $591m (£367m)
- 10. Schalke 04 - $587m (£365m)
- 11. Tottenham Hotspur -$564m (£351m)
- 13. Manchester City - $443m (£275m)
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