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SOCCEREX FOOTBALL FINANCE STUDY: THE WORLD'S BIGGEST FINANCIAL POTENTIAL GROUP

5 GEN. 2018 WRITTEN BY MKT SPORTIVE

Studio ranks among the top 100 clubs worldwide based on annual budgets and reports. Atlético / PR is the first Brazilian on the list

Brazilians In Soccerex's Top 100 (In Millions Of €)

POSITION	TIME	FFI	CAST	ACTIVE	CASHIER	DEBT
61st	Athletic-PR	0.361	33	182	2	77
63 °	INTERNATIONAL	0.343	43	175	0	91
71st	CORINTHIANS	0.286	45	169	0	124
84th	ST. PAUL	0.151	64	78	2	112
85th	CRUISE	0.126	65	63	1	106
87th	PALMEIRAS	0.118	65	58	7	115
92nd	FLUMINENSE	0.089	36	102	1	146
94th	FLAMENGO	0.062	68	46	4	134
95th	Guild	0.061	57	49	0	116
96th	Atlético-MG	0.054	67	59	1	151
98th	SANTOS	-0.015	49	14	0	104

Soccerex presented this week the traditional Soccerex Football Finance 100 survey, which brings together the top 100 clubs with the highest financial potential in the world. In this edition, Manchester City is in first place in the Football Finance Index (FFI) with 4,883, the result of five variables analyzed: the market value of the cast, the fixed assets, the treasury, the potential investment of the owner and the indebtedness net. This new annual report uses a personalized methodology to evaluate and rank the top 100 clubs worldwide based on your finances. To their surprise, Arsenal appears in second place (4.559), followed by PSG (4.128), which broke the world record of transfers assuming Neymar in August.

As a reflection of the growth of Chinese football and its strong potential in the global market, Guangzhou Evergrande (3.423) secured fourth place. The Premier League teams dominate the top ten with Tottenham (2.591) in fifth place, surprisingly ahead of Manchester United (2314) and Chelsea (2.073), seventh and ninth respectively. In the middle there is a Spaniard, Real Madrid (2579), in sixth place. Completing the TOP10, Juventus (2.260) in the eighth, and Bayern Munich (2.086) in tenth. The Soccerex Football Finance 100 study clearly shows how the global football landscape has changed dramatically over the last two decades, largely due to two main pillars: increased transmission revenue and growing interest from billionaires in various countries in the acquisition of teams and new powers.







In the case of Manchester City, Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed injected more than € 650 million into new player purchases, invested in new facilities for the professional and basic cast, which was eventually led by the new (and billionaire) television deal closed by Premier League.

Regarding Arsenal's surprising position in the study, the company explains that it is a reflection of its solid business model, which balances the five points taken into consideration in the study and at the same time has a relatively low net borrowing. The survey also reveals that the owners of the top 100 ranked clubs have a total equity of just over € 475 billion. Only the owners of the nine largest clubs in China account for 75.1 billion euros, beating even giants from Spain, France, Germany and Italy. The United States is the second most representative country in the top 30. There were five in total, with the 14th LA ranked best in Galaxy. The others were: New York Red Bulls (23), Seattle Sounders (24), New York City (25) e New England Revolution (28).









Brazil has already put 12 teams, with Atlético-PR (0.361 points) in the distant 61st position. The other ten clubs were: Internacional (63th), Corinthians (71th), São Paulo (84th), Cruzeiro (85th), Palmeiras (87th), Fluminense (92nd), Flamengo (94th), Grêmio (96th) and Santos (98th). Soccerex Football Finance 100 is the result of an in-depth analysis by sports financial experts who study club budgets and annual reports from 2015/16, the last complete exercise available. Data provided by UEFA, Financial Times, Bloomberg, Yahoo

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