Real Madrid Football Club
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Performance indicators
2025: Revenue generation of €1 billion in a single season
In the 2023-2024 season, Spanish Real Madrid became the first football club in history to earn more than €1 billion. This is stated in the Deloitte Football Money League review, published on January 23, 2025. Read more here.
2024: 1st place in terms of income among football clubs in the world - 1.05 billion euros
In January 2025, Deloitte analysts published a rating of the 20 football clubs with the highest incomes in the 2023-2024 season. In total, these teams earned €11.2 billion, which is a new record. Read more here.
2023: Top 10 football club ranking leader by revenue
Madrid Real Madrid topped the ranking of the most profitable football clubs in the world at the end of the 2022/23 season. His earnings amounted to €831.4 million against €713.7 million in the 2021/22 season, which corresponds to an increase of about 16% on an annualized basis. Such data are given Deloitte in the Money League study, published on January 25, 2024. More. here
2020: Income decline by 8% due to coronavirus
2019
Key for clubs remains the proceeds from the sale of rights to show tournaments (broadcasting).
2014
For the tenth year in a row, Real Madrid topped the ranking of the richest football clubs, which is compiled annually by the consulting company Deloitte. According to the company's financial statements, for the 2013/14 season, Madrid earned 549.5 million euros.
The Royal Club has earned:
- 113.8 million euros for the sale of tickets for home matches,
- 204.2 million euros - on television broadcasts of the team's games (15.9 million more than last season) and
- 231.6 million euros - in sports marketing (20 million more than last season)[1].
Among the Spanish teams, the top twenty richest clubs in the world also included Barcelona (4th place, 484.6 million euros) and Atletico (15th place, 169.9 million euros).
History
2022: 14th Champions League win
In May 2022, Real Madrid beat Liverpool to win the Champions League.
Real Madrid, the most titled club in Europe, won the Champions League for a record 14th time.
1929: First match against FC Barcelona
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