Thursday 12 January 2017 11:59, UK
Five of the 10 highest-grossing clubs in the world are from the Premier League, according to a new UEFA report.
Spanish giants Real Madrid are top having generated €578m in revenue during the 2015 financial year, a five per cent growth rate on the previous year which keeps them ahead of arch-rivals Barcelona on €561m.
Manchester United are third with revenues of €521m, while French giants Paris Saint-Germain (€484m) and German side Bayern Munich (€474m) make up the rest of the top five.
Manchester City are sixth with revenues of €461m, just ahead of Arsenal on €449m at an impressive growth rate of 25 per cent.
Chelsea are eighth having generated revenues of €413m for the 2015 financial year, with Liverpool next on €388m. The Reds' growth rate of 27 per cent is the highest in the top 10.
