Deloitte figures on football revenue

AndyC · January 23, 2018

Deloitte has announced the top 20 clubs in terms of revenue as follows...

:: The top 20 clubs as determined by revenue in 2016/17:

:: 1 Manchester United £581.2m
:: 2 Real Madrid 579.7m
:: 3 FC Barcelona £557.1m
:: 4 Bayern Munich £505.1m
:: 5 Manchester City £453.5m
:: 6 Arsenal £419m
:: 7 Paris Saint-Germain £417.8m
:: 8 Chelsea £367.8m
:: 9 Liverpool £364.5m
:: 10 Juventus £348.6m
:: 11 Tottenham Hotspur £305.6m
:: 12 Borussia Dortmund £285.8m
:: 13 Atletico de Madrid £234.2m
:: 14 Leicester City £233m
:: 15 Internazionale £225.2m
:: 16 Schalke 04 £197.8m
:: 17 West Ham United £183.3m
:: 18 Southampton £182.3m
:: 19 Napoli £172.5m
:: 20 Everton £171.2m

Spokesperson Dan Jones advised that for the average of the top 20, approx £9 in every £20 (less than 50%) came from TV revenue, approx £3 to £4 came from matchday revenue and the remaining £7 to £8 coming from commercial revenue.

At the recent AGM, Everton CEO Robert Elstone announced that 80p in every pound (80%) of Everton revenue came from TV.

Jones praised Everton and West Ham for their ticket pricing policies, but this further highlights the disparity between our tiny commercial revenue in comparison to not only the likes of ManU, City, Arsenal and Chelsea but now Leicester, West Ham and Southampton and that undoubtedly will be critical to the future.

Unless Everton do something to dramatically and radically re-vamp all their commercial activities and start to operate on a global basis, we're like to continue to slip further down the above table.

Oh, and Bournemouth come in at number 30 !!

ArtetaMoney · January 23, 2018

FFS, another relegation looms! Sam Out!

orly · January 23, 2018

ArtetaMoney said:
FFS, another relegation looms! Sam Out!

Any more than that is proper greedy anyway

Boba Fret · January 23, 2018

That table means absolutely nothing to me. The only table I care about is the league and where we finally finish in May.

orly · January 23, 2018

Boba Fret said:
That table means absolutely nothing to me. The only table I care about is the league and where we finally finish in May.

I reckon we might catch Schalke you know, with a good run

toffeejack · January 23, 2018

Below Southampton? I'm not even sure in what way that's possible.

toffeejack · January 23, 2018

toffeejack said:
Below Southampton? I'm not even sure in what way that's possible.

... Or does this include player sales as well?

matty1878 · January 23, 2018

toffeejack said:
Below Southampton? I'm not even sure in what way that's possible.

They must sell better ale. Is it total turnover? How the hell are they above us?

dublinbluenose · January 23, 2018

Leicester will surely sink out of that with no Champions lge money next year.

NCLBlue · January 23, 2018

dublinbluenose said:
Leicester will surely sink out of that with no Champions lge money next year.

Ditto for us with our midtable obscurity

MickA · January 23, 2018

Leicester will be CL money, Southampton player sales and WH new stadium revenues. We need to have a plan to be well clear of such luminaries year on year.