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A look Liverpool and Everton's revenue figures compared to their Premier League rivals
Liverpool and Everton both benefit from various different sources of revenue due to being in the Premier League. They make money from sponsorship deals, shirt sales, tickets, merchandise and more. It is no secret that there is some big cash to be made in the English game.
The Reds will also get additional income from competing in the Champions League. They are hoping to go all the way in that competition again this year if possible. They beat Marseille 3-0 last time out on Wednesday night at the Stade Velodrome.
Liverpool and Everton’s revenue compared to rivals
Liverpool are back in league action this weekend with an away trip to AFC Bournemouth. Meanwhile, Everton face Leeds United at home on Monday. In the meantime, using data courtesy of Deloitte, here is a look at where the Merseyside pair sit in the Money League table...
Real Madrid, £975m
Barcelona, £819m
Bayern Munich, £723m
PSG, £703m
Liverpool, £702m
Manchester City, £697m
Arsenal, £690m
Manchester United, £666m
Tottenham Hotspur, £565m
Chelsea, £491m
Inter Milan, £452m
Borussia Dortmund, £446m
Atletico Madrid, £382m
Aston Villa, £378m
AC Milan, £345m
Juventus, £337m
Newcastle United, £335m
Stuttgart, £249m
Benfica, £238m
West Ham, £232m
Frankfurt, £235m
Brighton and Hove Albion, £208m
Everton, £204m
Crystal Palace, £203m
AFC Bournemouth, £190m
Roma, £188m
Wolves, £182m
Brentford, £179.5m
Flamengo, £177m
Marseille, £165m
Liverpool have biggest revenue in Premier League
Liverpool have received the most revenue out of all the English teams ahead of rivals like Manchester United, Chelsea and Arsenal. They sit 5th in the Money League table behind Real Madrid, Barcelona, Bayern Munich and PSG. Meanwhile, Everton find themselves in 23rd just behind Brighton and Hove Albion and above Crystal Palace.
The Toffees moved into the Hill Dickinson Stadium last year and are currently in their first campaign in their new home. Ticket sales have been strong as fans flock to see their sparkling new ground in person. David Moyes’ men have had an impressive term so far and won away at Aston Villa in their last game.
Deloitte Sports Business Group lead partner Tim Bridge has said, as per BBC Sport: "If you went back 10 or 15 years, and you looked at Manchester United's matchday revenue it was the industry leader. If you looked at their ability to generate commercial revenue, it was the benchmark by which everybody then went to market and set their strategy. I don't think that remains the case."
Bridge added: "On-pitch performance remains a primary driver for clubs to progress to the upper echelons of the ranking, with many clubs benefiting from new and expanded European and international club tournaments," said Bridge. In the 2024-25 season, Money League clubs on average played more games than the season before, reflecting the growth of competitions and sporting performance of many in the ranking.
"While this presents substantial financial opportunity, a balance must be struck between revenue optimisation and protecting both the value of the on-field product and player welfare amidst ever-increasing fixture schedules."
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