Real Madrid have retained their place as the most valuable football team in the world for a third straight year, while the Premier League boasts eight teams in Forbes' top 20.
| Club | Value | Revenue |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Real Madrid | £2.13bn | £489m |
| 2. Barcelona | £2.07bn | £431m |
| 3. Manchester United | £2.03bn | £461m |
| 4. Bayern Munich | £1.54bn | £434m |
| 5. Manchester City | £905m | £369m |
| 6. Chelsea | £898m | £345m |
| 7. Arsenal | £859m | £320m |
| 8. Liverpool | £644m | £272m |
| 9. Juventus | £549m | £249m |
| 10. AC Milan | £508m | £222m |
| 11. Borussia Dortmund | £459m | £233m |
| 12. Paris Saint-Germain | £416m | £422m |
| 13. Tottenham | £394m | £192m |
| 14. Schalke | £374m | £190m |
| 15. Inter Milan | £288m | £146m |
| 16. Atletico Madrid | £286m | £152m |
| 17. Napoli | £232m | £147m |
| 18. Newcastle | £229m | £138m |
| 19 West Ham | £203m | £122m |
| 20 Galatasaray | £193m | £144m |
Heartland is not there?
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