The clubs that earn the most money from television rights
From a time to be part, the television rights they have become the main source of income for football clubs. As usual for a few years, the Premier League continues to be the league that generates the most, in front of LaLiga Spanish. We review the list of the teams that earn the most money in the season 2021-2022 for selling their audiovisual rights.
Teams that earn the most money for television rights
-Manchester City: 176 millions of euros.
-Liverpool: 174 millions of euros.
-Tottenham: 167,9 millions of euros.
-Arsenal: 167, 6 millions of euros.
-Chelsea: 167,4 millions of euros.
-Manchester United: 164,2 millions of euros.
-Real Madrid: 160,8 millions of euros.
-FC Barcelona: 160,1 millions of euros.
-West Ham: 157 millions of euros.
-Leicester City: 147,9 millions of euros.
-Newcastle United: 145,6 millions of euros.
-Brighton: 144,6 millions of euros.
-Wolverhampton: 143,2 millions of euros.
-Crystal Palace: 138,5 millions of euros.
-Atlético de Madrid: 130,3 millions of euros.
-Bayern Munich: 90 millions of euros.
-Borussia Dortmund: 79,9 millions of euros.
–Inter Milan: 72,5 millions of euros.
-AC Milan: 70 millions of euros.
-Juventus: 66,7 millions of euros.
-Paris Saint Germain: 58,3 millions of euros.
-Marsella Olympic: 52,2 millions of euros.
-Port: 45,7 millions of euros.
-Benfica: 40 millions of euros.
An unequal distribution
As we can observe, the dominance of English clubs is overwhelming. Up to six teams from the Premier League exceed television revenues Real Madrid Y FC Barcelona. The first team not belonging to the Premier or LaLiga is Bayern Munich that with 90 million annually, it is very far from the clubs that occupy the first places.
For his part, the decline of A league Italian is embodied or explained, partly, looking at this list. The great Italian teams, Inter, Milan or Juventus, barely reach the 70 million euros per year in audiovisual concepts, something that makes it very difficult for them to compete with the rest of the clubs, especially, at European level.
The French and Portuguese teams close the list, whose level of their respective leagues is much lower. Yes, PSG cares little since it has the liquidity to face transfers without having to depend on the derechos televisivos.
