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Real Madrid won the Champions League three consecutive times increases its financial worth
Real Madrid has outperformed Manchester United to become the most expensive team in Europe, worth 3.22 billion euros, according to KPMG.
The KPMG report, one of the world's largest professional services and consulting firms, adopted the financial value of each team for the 2016-17 and 2017-18 figures. The study covered the team's benefits, the rights to the television programs it received, the popularity it enjoyed, its sporting abilities, and the value of the financial aspect.
Liverpool and Tottenham, who play in the Champions League final, are seventh and ninth, respectively. Chelsea and Arsenal, who play the final of the European League, are respectively sixth and eighth.
Manchester City is ranked fifth, which means that six English teams are among the top ten teams in Europe.
Real Madrid has won the Champions League twice during the period covered by the study, which has provided support of about 10%.
Scottish teams
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Celtic is the first Scottish team to occupy 32 European positions
Celtic Glasgow, three-time winner of the Scottish Ball, is 32nd, becoming the first Scottish team to reach this European position.
Andrea Sartori, sports director at KPMG and head of the study, said that the overall financial value of the football industry had increased by 9% over the past year.
- Zinedine Zidane as Real Madrid coach
- Real Madrid leads the world's richest clubs
She added that the cost of workers in the industry compared to income, also increased by four points to reach 63%.
The 10 most expensive teams in Europe in terms of financial value
- Real Madrid: 3,224 billion euros
- Manchester United: 3,207 billion euros
- Bayern Munich: 2,696 billion euros
- Barcelona: 2,676 billion euros
- Manchester City: 2,460 billion euros
- Chelsea: 2,227 billion euros
- Liverpool: 2.095 billion euros
- Arsenal: 2.00 billion euros
- Tottenham: 1,697 billion euros
- Juventus: 1,548 billion euros
"Total control"
"At the country level, the English Premier League has proven to be an ideal winner, with nine teams among the top 32 and 43% of the financial value of the European football industry," Andrea said.
The three English teams outside the top ten were West Ham United, Leicester City and Everton.
In Italy, Inter Milan climbed to 15th place, becoming the second largest country in the country, after a 41% increase.
This year, 13 teams have exceeded one billion euros, one more than in 2018.
Eight teams are worth two billion: five in the English Premier League, two in Spain and one in Germany.
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