Manchester City now lead the Deloitte’s Money League for the first time.
City have hit top spot after recording revenues of £571.1million for the 2020/21 season and they become just the fourth club to ever lead the Money League.
The Blues saw revenues rise by £89.5million and that helped climb from sixth to top, ahead of Real Madrid in second, Bayern Munich in third and Barcelona in fourth.
The report stated: “Since the first year of the Money League, covering the 1996/97 season, Manchester City‘s revenue has grown from £12.7m to £571.1m over 25 years.”
The authors of the report also sound a more ominous note about the long-term direction of travel in Manchester.
“Manchester City – who ranked above Manchester United for the first time in the 2022 edition of the Money League– are also ahead when compared over a two year period,” the report stated.
“This period saw City generate greater commercial revenue than that of its cross-city rivals, possibly signalling a long feted ‘changing of the guard’ in terms of the revenue-generating ability of top Premier League clubs.”
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