Top 15 European Women's Football Clubs pass Euro 100M Revenue Mark

• Top 15 European Women’s Clubs makes History
• These Women’s Clubs passes €100M Revenue Mark

For the first time in history, a €100 million revenue mark has been passed by the top 15 women’s clubs in Europe, having €116.6 million cumulative revenues in 2023/24 season i.e., 35 percent year-on-year growth.

Deloitte Football Money League for the 3^rd consecutive year has published for women’s clubs as well as FC Barcelona Femení being on top while generating revenue of €17.9 million which shows an increase of 26 percent from the 2022/23 season. Having generated 64 percent and 48 percent increase matchday and commercial revenues, Arsenal Women rank 2nd with €17.9 million revenues in the 2023/24 season. On the other side, the 3rd rank has been acquired by Chelsea Women (€13.4 million) followed by Manchester United Women (€10.7 million) along with Real Madrid Femenino (€10.5 million).

Deloitte Sports Business Group lead partner Tim Bridge stated, “The 35% growth in revenues across the 2023/24 season is an impressive reflection of the growth of women’s football across some of its leading markets. Investors and leaders are now looking beyond just revenues and increasing their focus towards the sustainability and growth of clubs.”

He added, “The expansion of the UEFA Women’s Champions League and the FIFA Club World Cup demonstrates the demand for more games and competition. Pairing this with developing existing competitions, the introduction of new governance, and further investment can supercharge the participation in, professionalisation, and popularity of the women’s game for the long-term.”

Moreover, Deloitte has also underscored the importance of increasing revenue of the Women’s Champions League in addition to its prize money as well as broadcast revenue. In the top 15, all of the 7 non-English clubs participated in the group stage.