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Liverpool rise up rich list but no English club in the top four

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January 22, 2026

Liverpool were the English club with the highest revenue last season according to the annual Deloitte Football Money League ~ but for the first time in the report’s 29-year history no Premier League club made the top four.

- Sean Ingle

Real Madrid again took top spot with €1.61bn (£1.4bn), far ahead of Barcelona, with €974m. Bayern Munich with €860m and Paris Saint-Germain with €837m were third and fourth respectively.

Liverpool were fifth, having jumped from eighth in the 2023-24 season, a rise fuelled not only by the success of Arne Slot’s side but by stag-

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