Barcelona top Forbes list of the world’s 20 most valuable football clubs ahead of Real Madrid, Man. United, Liverpool and others

Barcelona have topped the Forbes list of the world’s 20 most valuable soccer teams for the first time with £3.46billion worth.

 

The Spanish giants pipped their arch-rivals Real Madrid (£3.45bn) into the top spot after five successive second-place finishes.

 

According to Forbes, the two clubs recorded 2020 revenues of £576m and debt values at six percent.

 

German giants, Bayern Munich (£3.07bn) move up one place to third from last year's rankings while Manchester United moving to fourth with £3.06bn, according to Forbes' latest figures.

 

Liverpool are now worth £2.98bn, rising above Manchester City (£2.91bn) who announced £126m losses last week. 

 

See the Forbes list of the world’s 20 most valuable soccer teams.