Flamengo rises in the ranking of the world's richest clubs

Flamengo has written another remarkable chapter in its management beyond the pitch: it has climbed one position and is now ranked 29th in the "Football Money League 2025" report, prepared by Deloitte, the leading financial assessment reference in the football industry. This ranking brings together the 30 clubs with the highest revenue in world football. It is the best ranking since the league began (1997), a clear sign of Flamengo's prominence on a stage that for so long was predominantly European.

In the most recent edition of the study, announced today, Flamengo recorded an estimated revenue of 202,7 million euros in the 2023/2024 season, approximately R$ 1,26 billion. This is the second consecutive time that the club has appeared among the 30 largest in the world when it comes to recurring revenue, not considering player sales.

The Football Money League places Real Madrid, Barcelona, ​​and Bayern Munich at the top of the list. And Flamengo's step-by-step progress reflects the strength of the Rubro-Negro Nation, professional management, and revenue diversification strategy, consolidating the club as a leader in the Americas.

The financial recovery initiated in 2013, coupled with transparency and administrative soundness, paved the way for Flamengo to increase its revenue, attract new sponsorships, and activate markets both inside and outside Brazil. With record revenue projected for 2025 not yet included in the current report, the future of Flamengo promises even greater growth.

Check out the top-ranked clubs in the 2025 edition of the report:

1. Real Madrid – 1,161 billion euros

2. Barcelona – 974,8 million euros

3. Bayern Munich – 860,6 million euros

4. Paris Saint-Germain – 837 million euros

5. Liverpool – 836,1 million euros

6. Manchester City – €829,3 million

7. Arsenal – 821,7 million euros

8. Manchester United – 793,1 million euros

9. Tottenham – 672,6 million euros

10. Chelsea – 584,1 million euros

11. Inter Milan – 537,5 million euros

12. Borussia Dortmund – 531,3 million euros

13. Atlético de Madrid – 454,5 million euros

14. Aston Villa – €450,2 million

15. Milan – 410,4 million euros

16. Juventus – 401,7 million euros

17. Newcastle – 398,4 million euros

18. Stuttgart – 296,3 million euros

19. Benfica – 283,4 million euros

20. West Ham – 276 million euros

21. Eintracht Frankfurt – 269,9 million euros

22. Brighton – €238,7 million

23. Everton – 234 million euros

24. Crystal Palace – €232,5 million

25. Bournemouth – €218,5 million

26. Rome – 216,3 million euros

27. Wolverhampton – €206,3 million

28. Brentford – 206 million euros

29. Flamengo – 202,7 million euros

30. Olympique de Marseille – 188,7 million euros