Real Madrid Football Club
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Performance indicators
2020: 8% decline in income due to coronavirus
2019
The key for clubs remains the proceeds from the sale of the rights to show tournaments (broadcasting).
2014
For the tenth year in a row, Real Madrid leads the ranking of the richest football clubs, which is compiled annually by the consulting company Deloitte. According to the company's financial reports, for the 2013/14 season, Madrid earned 549.5 million euros.
The Royal Club earned:
- 113.8 million euros for the sale of tickets for home games,
- 204.2 million euros - on the television broadcasts of the team's games (15.9 million more than last season) and
- 231.6 million euros - on 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 victory
In May 2022, Real Madrid beat Liverpool and became the winner of the Champions League football.
Real Madrid, Europe's most titled club, won the Champions League for the record 14th time.
1929: First match against FC Barcelona
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