The top 20 revenue-generating clubs in the world based on kit sales has been revealed.
UEFA have released their annual finance report which reveals kit sales revenue from the biggest clubs in world football.
Kits supplied by Nike, Adidas and Puma feature in the top 20.
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According to the report, Barcelona top the list ahead of domestic rivals Real Madrid and Bundesliga giants Bayern Munich.
Barca, whose kits are made by Nike, generated a whopping €179 million from shirt sales in 2023.
Real, whose kits are made by Adidas, produced €155 million in shirt sales.
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Adidas-sponsored Bayern generated €147 million in shirt sales.
Liverpool are the highest ranked Premier League club as they made €132 million from their Nike kits.
Manchester United, who have a lucrative deal with Adidas, generated €130 million in shirt sales.
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Paris Saint-Germain (€97 million), Arsenal (€89 million), Chelsea (€87 million), Juventus (€74 million) and Tottenham (€74 million) make up the top ten.
Manchester City, Borussia Dortmund and AC Milan, who are all sponsored by Puma, generated €73 million, €54 million and €47 million respectively.
Dutch side Ajax (€41 million) and Turkish outfit Galatasaray (€35 million) are ranked 14th and 15th respectively.
Leeds United are the only team who don't play in the top flight featured in the top 20. The Championship club generated an impressive €35 million in shirt sales.
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Celtic, Fenerbahce, Eintracht Frankfurt and Inter Milan complete the list.
Check out the top 20 below:
- Barcelona (Nike) - €179m
- Real Madrid (Adidas) - €155m
- Bayern Munich (Adidas) - €147m
- Liverpool (Nike) - €132m
- Manchester United (Adidas) - €130m
- Paris Saint-Germain (Nike) - €97m
- Arsenal (Adidas) - €89m
- Chelsea (Nike) - €87m
- Juventus (Adidas) - €74m
- Tottenham (Nike) - €74m
- Manchester City (Puma) - €73m
- Borussia Dortmund (Puma) - €54m
- AC Milan (Puma) - €47m
- Ajax (Adidas) - €41m
- Galatasaray (Nike) - €35m
- Leeds United (Adidas) - €35m
- Celtic (Adidas) - €34m
- Fenerbahce (Puma) - €31m
- Eintracht Frankfurt (Nike) - €26m
- Inter Milan (Nike) - €26m
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