FC Barcelona Tops Manchester United And Real Madrid In Sponsorship Earnings
FC Barcelona Tops Manchester United And Real Madrid In Sponsorship Earnings
27/6/2018FC Barcelona tops Real Madrid and Manchester United in Sponsorship earnings in the last one year, according to Forbes recent research.
The Spanish giants have been making $247 million per season through sponsors, $45m more than second-placed Manchester United and $47m more than third-placed Real Madrid. Barca had their earning increased by $15m, while United and Madrid have seen a drop of $12m and $16m respectively.
This happened when they changed the space in front of their shirts to the highest bidders, changing from one to another in a bid to compete financially with their rivals. Qatar Foundation replaced Unicef - Barca had worn the non-profit on the front of their shirt since 2006, then Japanese e-commerce company Rakuten replaced Qatar Airways as the club's principle shirt sponsor.
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The Club has had other sponsors like Nike - their kit supplier, paying in excess of $100m per year depending on performance and Beko a Turkish goods retailer pays over $20m per year to appear on the sleeve of the club's shirt and the front of their training kit.
Other Clubs In The Top 10
Chelsea ($135m)
Bayern Munich ($121m)
Paris Saint-Germain ($100m)
Arsenal ($94m)
Liverpool ($92m)
Tottenham Hotspur ($81m)
Manchester City ($78m)
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