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Manchester Evening News
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Tyrone Marshall

Man City top new money league as Manchester United fall down the table

Money League Manchester United Manchester Deloitte

Manchester City have taken top spot in Deloitte's Money League for the first time, but Manchester United have recorded their lowest ever position in the 25th annual report into football finances.

City have hit top spot after recording revenues of £571.1million for the 2020/21 season and they become just the fourth club to ever lead the Money League. The Blues saw revenues rise by £89.5million and that helped climb from sixth to top, ahead of Real Madrid in second, Bayern Munich in third and Barcelona in fourth.

The report stated: "Since the first year of the Money League, covering the 1996/97 season, Manchester City’s revenue has grown from £12.7m to £571.1m over 25 years."

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