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Impact of income
The study, conducted by a team led by founder and CEO Andrea Sartori, noted that Real Madrid’s strong growth in value was “largely driven by a 16% increase in operating income, which reached 830 million euros,” a record for a European club. Market turnover was slightly lower at 826 million.
The report noted that “the improvement this year is also related to increased profitability: personnel costs decreased by 13% compared to the previous quarter, and operating profit before non-recurring income increased by more than 270 million.”
Increased range
The total value of the 32 largest clubs is 59.07 billion (+15.4%). The gap between the elders and the rest has widened. The top ten companies are all worth more than 3 billion, while a year ago there were only six. There is a gap of 1 billion and 115 million between the tenth and eleventh place, Arsenal and Dortmund.
Dortmund, who faced Real Madrid in the Champions League final, were crushed by the Galacticos in terms of economic data: the Spanish club was worth 2.7 times that of the German club.
Italian
The study confirms Juventus’ crisis and the widening gap between Italian teams and the top ten. Juventus remains in first place among the seven Italian teams in the ranking, in 12th place as in 2023, but its value has shrunk by 5%: 702 million, a value of 1 billion, 92 million less than in 2023. Last year’s Champions League group stage led to limited growth in operating income. Profitability remains negative and the team’s value has been depleted.
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