Real Madrid and PSG top matchday revenue in Europe

Football clubs in Europe rely heavily on matchday revenue to support their finances. This includes money from ticket sales, season tickets, hospitality services, and concessions. The report by UEFA provides insight into the top 15 clubs that earn the most money from matchday activities. Real Madrid tops the list, earning an average of €7.4 million (£6.23 million) per home match. Their strong performance in the Champions League and the presence of star players help maintain high attendance. In second place is Paris Saint-Germain, with around €7.3 million (£6.15 million) earned per match. Their premium seating and hospitality services significantly boost their income, despite some star players leaving. Arsenal comes in third, generating about €6.1 million (£5.14 million) at home matches. The club has seen a resurgence in popularity and attendance, benefiting from an improved atmosphere at the Emirates Stadium. Tottenham Hotspur ranks fourth, earning €5.9 million (£4.97 million) per match, thanks to their new stadium, which offers an attractive experience for fans. Bayern Munich is fifth, bringing in €5.7 million (£4.80 million) per home game. Their ticket prices are generally lower due to Bundesliga regulations, making matches more accessible. Other notable clubs include Manchester United, Barcelona, and Liverpool, with matchday revenues of €5.2 million (£4.38 million), €4.8 million (£4.04 million), and €3.7 million (£3.12 million) respectively. These figures show how vital matchday income is for sustaining successful football clubs.