Manchester United tops Forbes magazine again

The List:

#1 Manchester United ($2.23 billion)

#2 Real Madrid ($1.88 billion)

#3 New York Yankees ($1.85 billion)

#3 Dallas Cowboys ($1.85 billion)

#5 Washington Redskins ($1.56 billion)

#6 Los Angeles Dodgers ($1.4 billion)

#6 New England Patriots ($1.4 billion)

#8 Barcelona ($1.31 billion)

#9 New York Giants ($1.3 billion)

#10 Arsenal ($1.29 billion)

mtfootball wrote:If Arsenal are so rich why do they have wage caps and never get big players etc?

mtfootball wrote:And why do Arsenal have a debt?

Gil wrote:How rhe hell are Milan still ahead of us btw?

Suppose it's because of transfers?

And are Liverpool on that list Ade?

mtfootball wrote:If Arsenal are so rich why do they have wage caps and never get big players etc?

Zealous wrote:Chelsea isn't that valuable because of their monster debt to Abramovich. If Roman was ever going to sell you can bet he would ask for that debt to be paid.

Chelsea are additionally funded by Abramovich via interest free soft loans channelled through his holding company Fordstam Limited. The loans stood at £709 million in December 2009, when they were all converted to equity by Abramovich, leaving the club itself debt free, although the debt remains with Fordstam. Since 2008 the club has had no external debt.

Abramovich wrote:He asked me about Liverpool d-bag