Soccer: United still the richest

Manchester United have retained their position as the richest club in the world for the fourth year running, according to the latest survey of the game’s finances.

Fri, 30 Nov, 2001 - 13:34

Manchester United have retained their position as the richest club in the world for the fourth year running, according to the latest survey of the game’s finances.

United’s turnover of £117m for the 1999-2000 season put them £13m ahead of second-placed Real Madrid, who were the only other club to have generated more than £100m.

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