Manchester united  

Matchday Income – €137.5 million (£102.8 million) 

Broadcasting Income – €187.7 million (£140.4 million) 

Business Income – €363.8 million (£272.1 million) 

FC Barcelona: 

Matchday Income – €121.4 million (£90.8 million) 

Broadcasting Income – €202.7 million (£151.6 million) 

Business Income – €296.1 million (£221.4 million) 

Genuine Madrid: 

Matchday Income – €129 million (£96.5 million) 

Broadcasting Income – €227.7 million (£170.3 million) 

Business Income – €263.4 million (£197 million) 

Examining Manchester Joined's predominance 

As can be seen from the figures, Manchester Joined appreciate ostensibly higher pay from matchday incomes (not out of the ordinary in the Chief Association, where the costs of the tickets and level of sellout are higher all things considered), regardless of Old Trafford having a more modest limit than Camp Nou and Santiago Bernabeu. 

Genuine Madrid and Barcelona gloat higher portions of Broadcasting Income, since the standards for pooling and dividing the Telecom Income among the group and the groups are distinctive for the Chief Class and La Liga. 

Where Manchester Joined really stick out, in any case, is the measure of business income they create. In spite of confronting difficulties over ongoing years contrasted with the greatness years under Ferguson, Manchester Joined have not endured any deficiency of prominence – and the brand stays unequaled through the universe of football.

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