According to Sport Bild (via @iMiaSanMia), Bayern Munich earns €5.7 million per home game, making them among the clubs with the highest matchday revenue in Europe. According to the data, Bayern Munich ranks fifth in Europe with revenue of 5.7 million euros, behind Real Madrid (7.4 million euros), Paris Saint-Germain (7.3 million euros), Arsenal (6.1 million euros) and Tottenham Hotspur (5.9 million euros).
The list also includes four other Bundesliga clubs: Stuttgart (€2.6 million), Eintracht Frankfurt (€2.3 million), Borussia Dortmund (€2.2 million), RB Leipzig (€1.7 million).
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Figures show Bayern is in a league of its own domestically, with revenue more than double that of nearest rival Stuttgart. This could explain the club’s dominance over the past decade, while rivals have continually tried to implement strategies to compete with the Bavarians.
The rest of the list is as follows:
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real Madrid – €7.4 million
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arsenal football club – €6.1 million
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tottenham hotspur – €5.9 million
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Bayern Munich – €5.7 million
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Manchester United – €5.2 million
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FC Barcelona – €4.8 million
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liverpool football club – 3.7 million euros
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Manchester City – 3.3 million euros
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AC Milan – €3.1 million
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chelsea football club – €2.9 million
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Inter Milan – €2.7 million
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atletico madrid – €2.7 million
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Marseille Olympiad – €2.7 million
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Juventus Turin – €2.7 million
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stuttgart football club – €2.6 million
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as roman – €2.4 million
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frankfurt – €2.3 million
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west ham united – €2.3 million
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Galatasaray – €2.3 million
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Dortmund(BVB) – €2.2 million
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ajax amsterdam – €2.2 million
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celtic glasgow – 2 million euros
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glasgow rangers – 2 million euros
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Newcastle United – 1.9 million euros
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1. Cologne Football Club – 1.9 million euros
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Leeds United – 1.7 million euros
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Rotterdam Feyenoord – 1.7 million euros
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Lyon Olympique Stadium – 1.7 million euros
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red bull leipzig – 1.7 million euros
