The Brand Finance Football 50 maintains the top list of international football clubs who have the strongest brand value across different leagues, be it La Liga, Premier League, Bundesliga, and more. For a considerable amount of time, Manchester City was at the top of the table in terms of strong brand value but now, Real Madrid has crossed them and currently at the top of the rung.

How much is Real Madrid’s value?

The Spanish giants, currently valued at €1.685 billion, crossed Manchester City, currently at €1.611bn, not too far behind. However, Real Madrid’s value is expected to grow and expand over time, and the signing of Kylian Mbappe and his unveiling as a Madridista before 85,000 fans last day at Santiago Bernabeu, is just the start towards building Real Madrid as the strongest club brand.

Is Real Madrid’ value expected to increase?

Real Madrid are extremely elated to gaining the top rung on this Brand Finance table and has showcased this achievement in their latest annual report, says a City AM report. Madrid already has England starlet Jude Bellingham and Brazil’s Vini in the squad, with Mbappe being the latest top-rated addition. Therefore, Real Madrid’s prospects in the long run, is looking quite good in terms of branding.

Which are the top clubs in the Brand Finance list?

Apart from Manchester City and Real Madrid, Barcelona comes in third in this Brand Finance list, coming in at €1.542 billion. Arsenal, Tottenham Hotspur and Chelsea are also present in this list along with Manchester United and Liverpool, suggesting that major high-value clubs belong from the Premier League bracket. Moreover, there are a total of 17 English clubs in the overall top 50 list, with Germany’s clubs comprising of eleven in the list.

FAQs:

Which club does Kylian Mbappe play for?
Kylian Mbappe will play for Real Madrid from now, after being transferred to the Bernabeu camp from Paris Saint Germain, receiving a grand unveiling. Who is at the top of Brand Finance Football 50 list?
Brand Finance Football 50 list features Real Madrid at the top currently, followed by Manchester City, whom they overtook, and Barcelona being the third in the list.