Real Madrid Remains Top Of List Of World Richest Football Clubs For The Ninth Consecutive Year, Man Utd Drops To Fourth Position..

According to the newest Deloitte’s Football Money League list, Real Madrid remain the world’s highest-earning football club.
It is a record ninth successive season, the La Liga giants are ranked the highest, after they raked in a total of €518.9 million in the 2012/2013 season. The Los Blancos beat their fierce rivals Barcelona to second place. The Catalans made €36.3million during the same period.
Manchester United, who held the No.1 spot between 1996-97 and 2003-04, dropped out of the top three in the Deloitte chart for the first time, with Champions League winners Bayern Munich collecting €7.4m more than the English champions.
The big gains, though, were made by Paris Saint-Germain, who leapt from 10th place to fifth in the rankings thanks to an 81 per cent year-on-year gain in revenue.
See List Below:
CLUB                                            2012-2013 REVENUE
1. Real Madrid                                     €518.9m
2. Barcelona                                         €482.6m
3. Bayern Munich                                €431.2m
4. Manchester Utd                              €423.8m
5. Paris Saint-Germain                       €398.8m
6. Manchester City                              €316.2m
7. Chelsea                                              €303.4m
8. Arsenal                                             €284.3m
9. Juventus                                           €272.4m
10. AC Milan                                        €263.5m