City climb the money league, says Deloitte

Manchester City are hot on the heels of Arsenal and Chelsea in football’s money league, latest figures released yesterday by Deloitte show.

Thu, 24 Jan, 2013 - 00:00
Martyn Ziegler

The reigning Premier League champions, owned by Abu Dhabi-based Sheikh Mansour, saw revenues rise by 51% last year as City climbed five places to seventh on the list, just behind Arsenal and Chelsea.

Real Madrid continue to top the league ahead of Barcelona, while Manchester United stay in third ahead of Bayern Munich despite a small fall in revenue last season.

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