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Ən çox qazanan 20 futbol klubu

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Musteqil.az İnformasiya agentliyi, Milli.az-a istinadən xəbər verir ki,

“Big 4″dan biri olan Deloitte 2016/2017-ci il sezonu üçün olan 21-ci  “Futbol Pul Liqası” (Football Money League) hesabatını yanvar ayında dərc edib. 

Moneta.az xəbər verir ki, bu hesabatda Avropanın böyük futbol klublarının nəhəngləri gəlirləri əks olunub.

İngiltərə Premyer Liqası “Deloitte”in top 20-lik siyahısında 10 klubla dominant mövqedədir.

İngilis klublarının maliyyə gücü son 3 il ərzində Premyer Liqanın müqavilələrinin dəyərinin 11.3 milyard dollar olması ilə əlaqədardır.

Almaniya “Bundesliqa”sı və İspaniyanın “La Liqa”sı da ilk yerlər uğrunda mübarizə aparıb.

Ən çox qazanan futbol klublarının TOP 20-liyini təqdim edirik:

19. Napoli – 245.6 milyon dollar

19. Napoli - €200.7 million (£172.5 million or $245.6 million). Last season, Napoli finished third in Serie A and reached the Round of 16 in the Champions League. That European adventure caused an uptake in revenue. Deloitte, though, hints that the best is yet to come. This is because the club currently leads the Italian league and may win the Serie A for the first time since 1990.

 

17. West Ham United – 261.3 milyon dollar 

17. West Ham United - €213.3 million (£183.3 million or $261.3 million). West Ham's move to the London Stadium has caused an uptake in matchday revenue, yet it is the increase in broadcast revenue that has seen the Hammers move up one place from its 17th rank last year.

 

16. Schalke 04 – 282.1 milyon dollar

16. Schalke 04 - €230.2 million (£197.8 million or $282.1 million). Around three quarters of Schalke's revenue is because of broadcast deals and commercial revenue. Though the club is one of Germany's wealthiest and most stable, its place in the Money League is under threat because of its absence from UEFA competitions this season.

 

15. Inter Milan – 321.2 milyon dollar 

15. Inter Milan - €262.1 million (£225.2 million or $321.2 million). Inter's owners, Suning Commerce Group, has overseen an increase in commercial revenue to £111.8 million - 137% up on the year before.

 

14. Leicester City – 332.2 milyon dollar

14. Leicester City - €271.1 million (£233 million or $332.2 million). Leicester City gatecrashed the Money League last season when it ranked 20th. It has risen to 14th because it has now tasted TV income from participation in the Champions League. Deloitte says the key to further inclusion on its lists will be regular top 10 finishes in the Premier League.

 

13. Atlético Madrid – 333.9 milyon dollar 

13. Atlético Madrid - €272.5 million (£234.2 million or $333.9 million). Overall revenue posted by Atlético last year was a club record. Much of this was because of booming commercial deals and TV income. The club's move to Wanda Metropolitano stadium, a 68,000-capacity ground,

 

11. Tottenham Hotspur – 435.5 milyon dollar 

11. Tottenham Hotspur - €355.6 million (£305.6 million or $435.5 million). Tottenham placed second in the Premier League last season and its run in the Champions League this season has caused a financial windfall. Broadcast revenue alone increased to £77.8 million.

 

10. Juventus – 496.9 milyon dollar 

10. Juventus - €405.7 million (£348.6 million or $496.9 million). Juventus made its second Champions League final appearance in three years last season. It also won Serie A, the Italian championship, for a sixth time in a row - a national record. Though Juventus is the highest-ranking member from Italy, Deloitte says it may struggle in years to come as broadcast deals in Italy are considerably lower than in England.

 

9. Liverpool – 519.5 milyon dollar

9. Liverpool FC - €424.2 million (£364.5 million or $519.5 million). Liverpool posted record overall revenue last year. Broadcast income rose because of a new TV deal but Deloitte says the future is even brighter for Jurgen Klopp's side, adding:

 

7. Paris Saint-Germain – 595.4 milyon dollar

7. Paris Saint-Germain - €486.2 million (£417.8 million or $595.4 million). The French team may have lost out on the Ligue 1 title last season, but it certainly flexed its financial muscle that summer as it signed Neymar for a world record transfer fee of £200 million and added Kylian Mbappé on a loan (with a view to buy). Deloitte says that these high profile signings

 

6. Arsenal – 597.1 milyon dollar

6. Arsenal FC - €487.6 million (£419 million or $597.1 million). Arsenal's total revenue was a club record. On the pitch, the club won its third FA Cup in four seasons but the failure to qualify for this season's Champions League tournament could see Arsenal drop down the Deloitte ladder next year.

 

3. Barcelona – 793.2 milyon dollar

3. FC Barcelona - €648.3 million (£557.1 million or $793.2 million). Barça recorded record turnover last season but still fell from third to second. It is important to note, though, that transfer income is not factored into Deloitte's ranking so the record-breaking £200 million fee Barcelona received from the sale of Neymar to PSG is not considered.

 

2. Real Madrid – 825.9 milyon dollar

2. Real Madrid - €674.6 million (£579.7 million or £825.9 million). Real Madrid may be lagging behind Spanish rival FC Barcelona in La Liga but it jumped ahead of the club in the Money League thanks to an increase of £33.32 million in commercial revenue to £259 million. On the pitch, the club could not be more of a success as it became the first team to retain the UEFA Champions League title in its modern format.

 

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