UEFA have revealed the top 30 highest-earning clubs in Europe – with plenty of Premier League teams included.
Manchester United have raked in an extra £100million in revenue over the past year according to UEFA’s new study into the financial state of football.
The Red Devils are flourishing off the field, with unprecedented levels of money flowing into the club.
More than a third of the top 30 biggest revenues in European football belong to Premier League teams with 11 representatives from England’s top flight – plus one Championship outfit.
Barcelona and Real Madrid brought in an equal amount of cash over the 2016/17 financial year as four teams recorded revenues of more than £500m.
1.Manchester United – £611m
2.Barcelona – £550m
3.Real Madrid – £550m
4.Bayern Munich – £525m
5.PSG – £481m
6.Manchester City – £473m
7.Arsenal – £423m
8.Chelsea – £390m
9.Liverpool – £361m
10.Juventus – £302m
11.Dortmund – £253m
12.Tottenham – £249m
13.Wolfsburg – £209m
14.Atletico Madrid – £203m
15.AC Milan – £196m
16.Roma – £194m
17.Schalk – £194m
18.Inter Milan – £179m
19.West Ham – £172m
20.Bayern Leverkusen -£168m
21.Zenit St Petersburg-£160m
22.Leicester -£153m
23.Newcastle -£149m
24.Southampton -£147m
25.Everton – £145m
26.Lyon – £141m
27.Galatasaray – £140m
28.Borussia Monchengladbach – £137m
29.Fenerbahce -£132m
30.Aston Villa -£130m
Source:www.express.co.uk