Has your team made the list of the world's richest football clubs?

Real Madrid and Arsenal Women have topped the lists of the world's richest football clubs, according to a study released by financial experts Deloitte.

The Spanish football club kept hold of the top spot in the men's game, after making nearly £11.2 billion euros during the 2024/25 season - that around £975 million.

Arsenal were the highest-earning women's team for the first time after winning the Champions League last season.

But which other football clubs made it onto the rich list, and is your favourite club in the top ten? Keep reading to find out.

Despite failing to win a major trophy last season, Spanish giants Real Madrid topped the list for the third year in a row.

A big reason behind that is the club's refurbishment of their Santiago Bernabeu stadium, which is also used as a multi-purpose venue to stage other events.

Barcelona climbed back into second place on the list, with Bayern Munch third.

Last season's Champions League winners Paris Saint-Germain were fourth, after their income was boosted by winning the trophy for the first time.

The rest of the top 10 is dominated by Premier League clubs, with Liverpool leading the way as the as the top-earning club in English football for the first time.

The Reds made just over £700million thanks a number of factors including winning the Premier League, an expansion of Anfield Stadium plus a return to Champions League football.

Liverpool finished ahead of Manchester City and Arsenal - who respectively finished last season as the second and third richest Premier League clubs.

Here are the top 2024/25 season money-makers:

1. Real Madrid - £975million (€1.16billion)

2. Barcelona - £819m (€974.8m)

3. Bayern Munich - £723m (€860.6m)

4. Paris St-Germain - £703m (€837m)

5. Liverpool - £702m (€836.1m)

6. Man City - £697m (€829.3m)

7. Arsenal - £690m (€821.7m)

8. Man Utd - £666m (€793.1m)

9. Tottenham - £565m (€672.6m)

10. Chelsea - £491m (€584.1m)

For the first time Arsenal have become the highest-earning women's team on Deloitte's list, with earnings of £21.5 million.

The Gunners earnings were boosted by winning the Women's Champions League last season.

They were also the most well-attended team in the Women's Super League.

WSL rivals Chelsea were second on the list, after making £21.3 million.

The west London side completed the domestic treble in 2025 - meaning they've won all three of England's biggest trophies.

They also finished the season without losing a single match.

In fact, English clubs dominated the list, with eight Women's Super League sides in the top 15.

Third on this year's list were Barcelona, who Arsenal beat in the Champions League final, and who also completed a domestic treble in Spain.