The Premier League's ability to absorb money once again shocked the football world, an accounting firm on Thursday (19) released the 21/22 season soccer wealth list, Manchester City with 731 million euros in revenue topped the "gold master" throne, for the second consecutive year to lead the list! In the top 20 of this wealth list, there are 11 teams from the English Premier League, which once again highlights the strong ability of the English Premier League to attract money on a global scale.
The list, which ranks teams based on their revenue from the previous season, is topped by Manchester City with €731 million, ahead of Real Madrid (€714 million) and Liverpool (€702 million). Notably, last season's UEFA Europa League runners-up, Liverpool, saw the biggest rise in the rankings, jumping from 7th place the previous season to 3rd, the first time in their history they have overtaken Manchester United (€689 million).
The Premier League occupies 11 of the top 20 positions in the soccer wealth list, with the 'Big 6' teams - Manchester City (1st), Liverpool (3rd), Manchester United (4th), Chelsea (8th), Tottenham (9th) and Arsenal (10th) - all in the top ten. All ranked in the top ten. The Premier League's boom is said to be due to a significant increase in broadcasting revenue.
