"Arsenal Women topped the revenue list for the first time, generating €25.6 million ($29.6m, £22.5m) as top ranked women's football clubs generated over €150m ($173.7m, £130m), according to Deloitte Football Money League. Deloitte's top 15 revenue-generating women's clubs worldwide recorded a cumulative revenue increase of 35%. The composition of this year's top tier remains largely unchanged from the 2025 edition, with Women's Super League (WSL) clubs continuing to dominate the rankings."
"Arsenal recorded a 43% increase compared with last season, attracting crowds of more than 35,000 at the Emirates Stadium on five occasions during the 2024-25 season. This strong attendance helped Arsenal generate the highest matchday revenue among the clubs analysed, at €7m ($8.1, £6m). Chelsea ranked second overall, earning €25.4m ($29.4m, £22m) in total revenue. They also led all clubs in commercial income, generating €19.1m ($22.1m, £16.5m). Barcelona finished third with €22m ($25.4m, £19m), following another successful domestic season."
Top-ranked women's clubs generated over €150m in combined revenue, with Deloitte's top 15 recording a 35% cumulative increase. Arsenal Women led with €25.6m, a 43% rise, boosted by five Emirates crowds exceeding 35,000 and the highest matchday revenue of €7m. Chelsea earned €25.4m and led commercial income at €19.1m. Barcelona produced €22m after another successful domestic season. Average broadcast revenue across the 15 clubs fell 6%, though returning 13 clubs saw a 3% uplift driven by long-term domestic TV deals. Matchday revenue averaged €1.5m, up 15%; five WSL clubs still reported season-on-season drops. Manchester City ranked fourth.
Read at ESPN.com
Unable to calculate read time
Collection
[
|
...
]