The latest issue of the Deloitte Football Money League has shown just how much work AC Milan have to do to bridge the gap with the elite in Europe.
Deloitte do an annual study on the financial statements of football clubs which are provided every year and they have discovered that it is Manchester City who are in first place in terms of revenues for 2020-21, overtaking Barcelona who have dropped to fourth.
Juventus are still the highest placed Italian club as they are in 10th and Inter are 14th, Milan are 19th, while Roma (24th), Atalanta (25th), Napoli (28th) and Lazio (30th).
The revenues recorded by AC Milan for the 2020-21 financial year are €216.3m, so even though an initial report had the Rossoneri in 30th, it has now been adjusted.
We also confirm that by today Deloitte will publish the entire updated and correct report online.
1. Manchester City – €644.9m
2. Real Madrid – €640.7m
3. Bayern Munich – €611.4m
4. Barcelona – €582.1m
5. Manchester United – €558m
6. Paris Saint-Germain – €556.2m
7. Liverpool – €550.4m
8. Chelsea – €493.1m
9. Juventus – €433.5m
10. Tottenham – €406.2m
11. Arsenal – €366.5m
12. Borussia Dortmund – €337.6m
13. Atlético Madrid – €332.8m
14. Inter – €330.9m
15. Leicester – €255m
16. West Ham – €221.5m
17. Wolverhampton Wanderers – €219.2m
18. Everton – €218.1m
19. Milan – €216.3m
20. Zenit St. Petersburg – €212m
21. Aston Villa – €207.3m
22. Seville – €199.5m
23. Leeds – €192.7m
24. Roma – €190.4m
25. Atalanta – €187.6m
26. Southampton – €177.5m
27. Borussia Monchengladbach – €177.5m
28. Napoli – €174.5m
29. Newcastle – €170.1m
30. Lazio – €163.5m
