Deloitte Money League 2026: record revenues of €158m for the Top 15 women's clubs in 2024-25

The top 15 women's football clubs in terms of revenue in 2024-25 generated record revenues of €158m during the year, up 35% on 2023-24 (€116.6m), according to the UK branch of audit and consultancy firm Deloitte in the 2026 edition of its "Football Money League" study, which details the revenues (excluding transfers) of these 15 women's clubs on 19/01/2026.

Arsenal FC (Barclays Women's Super League), winners of the 2024-25 Women's Champions League, was the club that posted the highest revenues over the period, with record revenues of €25.6m, an increase of 43% compared with 2023-24. "Significant investment in data to understand their audiences helped garner attendances exceeding 35,000 on five separate occasions across the 2024-25 season. The club also introduced tiered pricing to encourage repeat attendance, leading the way for Arsenal Women to top matchday revenue generation across the top 15 clubs analysed (€7m)".

Arsenal is ahead of another London club, Chelsea FC (2^nd, €25.4m), which posted the highest commercial revenues (€19.1m), and FC Barcelona Femeni (3^rd, €22m, Liga F…