Deloitte Money League 2024: average revenues of €4.3m (+61%) for the Top 15 women's clubs

The average revenue generated by the Top 15 European women's clubs in 2022-23 reached €4.3m, an increase of 61% on the €2.6m posted in 2021-22, according to the UK branch of the audit and consultancy firm Deloitte in the 2024 edition of its "Football Money League" report, which presents details of the revenue (excluding transfers) of the 15 European women's clubs that generated the most during the 2022-23 season, on 25/01/2023.

FC Barcelona Femení (Liga F), the Spanish champions and winners of the Women's Champions League in 2022-23, generated the most revenue over the period with €13.4m, an increase of 74% compared with 2021-22. Manchester United Women (Barclays Women's Super League) were second with €8m, including €6m in commercial revenue. Real Madrid Feminino, in third place with €7.4m, posted a 416% increase in revenue compared to the previous year.

"On average, commercial revenue accounted for 58% of 14 clubs' total revenue, followed by matchday 22% and broadcast 20%. A significant share of commercial revenue continues to be driven through combined central sponsorship…