The top ten richest football clubs across all the major and minor leagues in the world has been revealed in a new Forbes ranking.
Liga side, Barcelona has regained the top spot after climbing above Real Madrid to take the first spot in Forbes’ Football Rich List.
Zinedine Zidane men were first on the list two years ago when the list was last published, however, Barca now has a valuation of $4.76 billion (£3.46bn) to take first place.
English Premier League side, Manchester United (£3.05billion) have dropped out of the top three, while Liverpool has climbed three places.
Premier League champions Liverpool (£2.98billion) are in fifth, with Manchester City, Chelsea and Arsenal ranked sixth, seventh and eighth respectively.
Below is the full list according to Forbes:
1. Barcelona – $4.76billion (£3.46bn)
2. Real Madrid – $4.75billion (£3.46bn)
3. Bayern Munich – $4.22billion (£3.07bn)
4. Manchester United – $4.2billion (£3.06bn)
5. Liverpool – $4.1billion (£2.98bn)
6. Manchester City – $4billion (£2.91bn)
7. Chelsea – $3.2billion (£2.33bn)
8. Arsenal – $2.8billion (£2.04bn)
9. Paris Saint-Germain – $2.5billion (£1.82bn)
10. Tottenham Hotspur – $2.3billion (£1.67bn)
