UEFA Super Cup: head-to-head Manchester City FC - Sevilla FC, Wednesday 16/08/2023

With 127.3 million followers on social media (Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and X, as of 16/08/2023), Manchester City FC (Premier League) have 10.7 times more than Sevilla FC (LaLiga EA Sports), who count 11.8 million, as the two clubs prepare to face each other in the 2022-23 UEFA Super Cup at the Karaïskakis Stadium in Athens (GRE) on Wednesday 16/08/2023 (kick-off at 21:00 CET). 

Manchester City, 2022-23 UEFA Champions League winners, will receive at least €109.81m (excluding market pool) from UEFA for the past European campaign, compared with €61.22m for Europa League winners Sevilla FC. 

The 2022-23 Premier League champions posted revenues of €731m at the end of the 2021-22 financial year, with a net profit of €48m, while their opponents posted revenues of €186.1m during the same financial year and a net loss of €24.8m. Manchester City FC's wage bill totalled €409m, compared with €158m for Sevilla who finished 12^th in the Spanish league in 2022-23. Manchester City are also ranked first in the Deloitte Money League for the second year running. The Andalusian club was 28^th in the…