Forbes most valuable teams 2014

Spain reigns.

For the first time since Forbes began ranking the world’s most valuable soccer teams a decade ago, two Spanish teams, Real Madrid and Barcelona, have grabbed the top two spots. During the 2012-13 season Real Madrid generated revenue of $675 million–the most of any team in history in any sport–and are now worth $3.44 billion, 4% more than a year ago. Barcelona posted the second-most revenue ($627 million) and are worth $3.2 billion, up 23% from last year.


1. Real Madrid - Current Value: $3.44 bil - Revenue(2012-13): $675m.
2. Barcelona - Current Value: $3.2 bil - Revenue(2012-13): $627m.
3. Manchester United - Current Value: $2.81 bil - Revenue(2012-13): $551m.
4. Bayern Munich - Current Value: $1.85 bil - Revenue(2012-13): $561m.
5. Arsenal - Current Value: $1.33 bil - Revenue(2012-13): $370m.
6. Chelsea - Current Value: $868 mil - Revenue(2012-13): $394m.
7. Manchester City - Current Value: $m63 bil - Revenue(2012-13): $411m.
8. AC Milan - Current Value: $856 mil - Revenue(2012-13): $343m.
9. Juventus - Current Value: $850 mil - Revenue(2012-13): $354m.
10. Liverpool - Current Value: $691 mil - Revenue(2012-13): $313m.
11. Borussia Dortmund - Current Value: $600 mil - Revenue(2012-13): $333m.
12. Schalke - Current Value: $580 mil - Revenue(2012-13): $258m.
13. Tottenham Hotspur - Current Value: $514 mil - Revenue(2012-13): $224m.
14. Inter Milan - Current Value: $483 mil - Revenue(2012-13): $219m.
15. PSG - Current Value: $415 mil - Revenue(2012-13): $518m.
16. Galatasaray - Current Value: $347 mil - Revenue(2012-13): $204m.
17. Atletico Madrid - Current Value: $328 mil - Revenue(2012-13): $156m.
18. Hamburg - Current Value: $326 mil - Revenue(2012-13): $176m.
19. Roma - Current Value: $307 mil - Revenue(2012-13): $162m.
20. Napoli - Current Value: $296 mil - Revenue(2012-13): $156m.