2024-25 Women's Champions League Final: head-to-head Arsenal - Barcelona on 24/05/2025

With revenues of €17.9m each in 2023-24, FC Barcelona (Liga F Moeve) and Arsenal FC (Barclays Women's Super League) are the two women's clubs that generated the most revenue over the last financial year, according to the 2025 edition of the Football Money League study by the UK office of audit and consultancy firm Deloitte, as they prepare to face each other in the 2024-25 Women's Champions League final at the Estádio José Alvalade in Lisbon (Portugal) on Saturday 24/05/2025 (kick-off at 18:00 CET).

For the third year running, FC Barcelona Femení, Spanish champions and winners of the Women's Champions League in 2023-24, was the club that generated the most revenue (tied with Arsenal), with an increase of 26% compared with 2022-23. Arsenal Women FC, meanwhile, posted a 64% increase in matchday revenues (to €5.1m) - thanks to a greater number of matches held at the Emirates Stadium - and a 48% increase in commercial revenues (to €11.7m) over the same period.

As for the amounts paid out by UEFA to the clubs taking part in this edition of the Women's Champions League, Barça and Arsenal…