Karl-Heinz Rummenigge stressed for months that his FC Bayern need more money to compete in the future can , National is nonsense, of course, the international club boss is but not obviously so wrong. This conclusion sets the Money League 2016 close.
each year examines the global consulting firm Deloitte, sales of the world’s leading football clubs. In the current study, the Bavarians are so bad there as in eight years not.
Unlike the previous year, the club lost two places and is with a turnover of 474 million euros only in fifth place. So bad the Munich were last placed in the 2006/2007 season.
As the only of the five top clubs Bayern suffered a decline in sales, this was minus three percent , According to the study, the club collected EUR 89.8 million by revenue on matchdays. Television brings 106.1 million. 278 100 000 flow through other revenues such as jersey sales, merchandising, etc. into the coffers of the club.
On top of the list is the eleventh year in a row Real Madrid with 577 million euros in sales, followed by the major competitors FC Barcelona (560.8). Behind: Manchester United (519.5) and Paris St. Germain (480.8)
Nine of the 20 clubs are from England
“For the first time the three top clubs have sales top 500 million euro mark surpassed,” said Dan Jones of Deloitte: “At Real, above all, growth in advertising revenues fell into the weight.”
The English clubs dominate the ranking by their gigantic television contract, however in width. DC nine of the 20 top clubs come from the Premier League.
In Germany it looks not so good. In addition to the FC Bayern is only two clubs were able to place. Borussia Dortmund is with 280.6 million euros in sales in eleventh, Schalke 04 (219.7) on place. 13
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