Arsenal have lost ground among the richest clubs in the world and it’s so sad that we’re not maximising in our brand new stadium while the likes of Chelsea and Liverpool have overtaken us and Spurs are breathing down our necks.
To summarise, Real Madrid is again top of the money league with astonishing (£750m) followed by Barcelona (£690m), United (£666m), Bayern (£629m), PSG (£568m) City (540m) and Liverpool (£513m) are top seven while Chelsea (£448m), Arsenal (£389m) and Tottenham (£379m) were eighth, ninth and 10th respectively, with the Gunners losing nearly £30m in revenues after failing to qualify for the Champions League.
Spurs, meanwhile, had a £26.5m increase in match-day revenue following their temporary move to Wembley and Champions League participation and closed the gap on Arsenal to around £10m.
Mind the gap doesn’t work anymore we are losing ground and need to return to CL ASAP.
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Arsenal 9th on Money League!
comment by Glazers Out (SE85) (U21241)
posted on 24/1/19
666 for us is very apt considering our nickname. However what list are you looking at here? Seen one from a few weeks ago that had us in first with the highest revenue in the world. We've now overtaken Madrid again when it comes to income. The PL TV deal going bonkers pushed us back ahead I thought.
comment by jlou1978 (U15376)
posted on 24/1/19
To be fair, your probably 8th, if you take into account Man City's dodgy accounting.😉
comment by A Catalyst For Change (U7080)
posted on 24/1/19
May as well have stayed at Highbury!
comment by 2-4-5 Trioxin (U22016)
posted on 24/1/19
It's what Kronke deserves.
comment by The Godfather (U10154)
posted on 24/1/19
Yet apparently we don't have enough for wages because Wenger gave Mikitaryian and Ozil a decent contract
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