The 25 Most Valuable Football Clubs in the World

By: Bob | March 30th, 2007

manchesterunitedairbus.jpgI have no doubt that you are sitting in your palatial mansion right now wondering how to spend the billion dollars you earned this week from your bank account interest. You like football and you wouldn’t mind owning a club or two. Not being one to purchase anything but the best, you are probably wondering which club is worth the most in the world. You know the ones with the most revenue, but what about the club with the most value? We’re here to help. Below are the clubs that have the highest value in 2007 according to Forbes magazine.

If you are investor, you could do worse than purchasing a big club. On average they have increased 15% in value over last year. The most value lies in England with 10 English teams in the top 25. There are also four from Italy and Germany, two from Spain, France and Scotland and one Dutch club.

1. Manchester United $1.4 billion
2. Real Madrid $1.03 billion
3. Arsenal $915 million
4. Bayern Munich $838 million
5. AC Milan $824 million
6. Juventus $567 million
7. Inter Milan $555 million
8. Chelsea $537 million
9. Barcelona $535 million
10. Schalke $471 million

The rest of the Top 25




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  • David |  March 30th, 2007 at 10:44 am

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    What is surprising is the low cost of Barca, but what I find funny though is the progress ManU has made, I guess all the problems that fans had against Glazer has for the most part been shut down but this seasons success and the team’s worth.

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  • Sam |  March 30th, 2007 at 10:53 am

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    How glorious the day will be when Montceau-les-Mines will be up there. Oh yes, it will happen.

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  • Andy |  March 30th, 2007 at 10:53 am

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    Actually I would rather buy a nice house centred in a plot of land and open up an animal sanctuary!!

    At least the animals won’t abuse you LOL LOL LOL just ask Steve McClaren. Oh perhaps they will and did…. and too ‘bleeding right’ as well!!

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  • Nick |  March 30th, 2007 at 10:54 am

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    It amazes me that Chelsea 03 with a billionaire owner is so low on the list. Shows that they are a tin pot club at the end of the day. Money can’t change that.

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  • Ian |  March 30th, 2007 at 11:48 am

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    Ajax is on the list in the Eredivisie but not PSV. Interesting …

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  • Marcello |  March 30th, 2007 at 12:18 pm

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    What?! This is a tragedy and a scam! Its a TRAGESCAM!

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  • Connor |  March 31st, 2007 at 12:03 pm

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    I was thinking of buying Chelsea, but then I saw it was $537 “million.”

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