The 2016 Deloitte Football Money League –
detailing the 2014/15 season – measures a
club’s earnings from matchday revenue,
broadcast rights and commercial sources,
and ranks them on that basis. Real Madrid
retained their place at the summit for the
11th year in a row, having generated £439m.
Manchester United remain the topearning
Premier League club, bringing in £395.2m.
However, that total is £38m down on their
2013/14 figure and the Old Trafford outfit
have slipped one place in the overall ranking
to third. United’s absence from the 2014/15
Champions League contributed to them
being overtaken by that competition’s
winners, Barcelona (£426.6m, up £21.2m.
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