Matchday revenue for Europe’s 20 highest-earning clubs tops two billion euros

Matchday revenue also accounted for a greater share of clubs’ total revenue – 18 per cent – than it had since the 2014-15 season, Deloitte found.
Matchday revenue among Europe’s highest-earning clubs has surpassed the two billion euro mark, at a time when supporters in England are protesting about ticket prices (Bradley Collyer/PA)
Matchday revenue among Europe’s highest-earning clubs has surpassed the two billion euro mark, at a time when supporters in England are protesting about ticket prices (Bradley Collyer/PA)

Matchday revenue for Europe’s 20 biggest-earning clubs surpassed two billion euros for the first time last season amid fan protests over ticket pricing.

Data published by Deloitte on Thursday showed the top 20 clubs in its Football Money League earned 2.1 billion euros (£1.8bn) from matchdays in 2023-24, making it their fastest-growing revenue area – up 11 per cent compared to the previous season.

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