10= Liverpool ($691 million)

Liverpool fans are over the moon after what was a
dream season. The club was one literal slip away
from potentially winning the Premier League title.
LFC did well to end their Champions League
drought.
All of that said, they have a rough road ahead of
them now that their key man has left the club.
Fans and critics alike can bash disgraced front
man Luis Suarez until they are blue in their faces.
All of the abhorrent acts that he has committed
over the years do not erase that Suarez was, in
2013-14, the best striker on the planet. A player
with Suarez’s quality is not merely replaced.
Go ask Tottenham if you don’t want to take my
word for it.

9= juventus ($850 million)

It’s been quite the roller coaster ride for Juve and
for supporters of the club. Juventus cruised to a
Serie A title this past season, finishing 17 points
ahead of second-place Roma. They will again be
favorites to win the league for the upcoming
campaign.
It wasn’t all rosy for The Old Lady last season,
however. They were bounced out of the group
stages of the Champions League. They squandered
a chance to play a Europa League Final on their
own patch, Then, after the World Cup, fan-favorite
manager Antonio Conte shocked many when he
left the club.

ehen??

8= Ac Milan ($856 million)


Money doesn’t always buy success in sports.
Milan are proof of this. The club finished atop the
Serie A table in 2011, and they were behind only
Juventus the following season. 2013-14 was an
absolute disaster for Milan, however, as they
finished in eighth and without any European
football.
Kaka leaving Milan for Major League Soccer side
Orlando City isn’t a massive blow. Selling Mario
Balotelli, were that to happen, could be a different
story. Balotelli can be a head case and incredibly
tough to deal with, but his talent, which he put on
display while featuring for Italy in the 2014 World
Cup, cannot be denied.

7= Manchester city ($863 million)

The Abu Dhabi United Group took City over in
2008. Since that time, the club has struck
footballing partnerships at both ends of the earth.
City are a shareholder of Yokohoma F. Marinos of
the J-League. They own a majority stake in A-
League side Melbourne City. In May of 2013, it was
announced that City had paired up with the New
York Yankees to create Major League Soccer
expansion side New York City Football Club. That
MLS franchise will begin play at the start of the
2015 MLS campaign.
While City have struggled on European football’s
grandest stage, they’ve enjoyed plenty of success
at the domestic level. They have netted Premier
League titles twice in the past three seasons. City
won the FA Cup back in 2012, and they hoisted the
League Cup title in 2014.

6= Chelsea ($867 million)

The first year of the Jose Mourinho reunion tour
did not go exactly as planned. Chelsea fell off
during the final third of the campaign, and, while
The Blues did well to finish above several rivals,
they could not get past either Liverpool or
Manchester City in the Premier League table.
That said, Chelsea will again be contenders to win
multiple trophies this coming season.
Their midfield is as good as is any in England.
Mourinho could beat rivals for the signature of Real
Madrid midfielder Sami Khedira. Chelsea could be
on the verge of acquiring a world class defender.
All of that said, one can’t help but wonder how
long the marriage between Mourinho and owner
Roman Abramovich will last.

5= arsenal ($1.331 billion)


Arsenal have, over the past decade, completed
several smart business moves. They cashed in on
a stadium naming rights deal with Emirates
Airlines. They’re netting $50 million per year on a
kit deal. The Gunners also rake in cash by
qualifying for Champions League every season.
Arsenal could prove to be Premier League title
contenders in 2014-15, and that’s even if they
don’t acquire Sami Khedira during the summer
transfer window. Mathieu Debuchy is an
underrated signing, and he fills a hole in the
squad.
Now, the Gunners just need Mesut Ozil to find his
Real Madrid form.

4 = Bayern Munich ($1.85 billion)

It must be good to be the monarch of a league.
Bayer Leverkusen, Schalke and Borussia Dortmund
are all fine clubs, teams capable of contending for
Champions League spots. Bayern are simply in a
class above the rest of the league, and it’s going
to be that way for the foreseeable future.
Just how stacked is this club? Toni Kroos, the best
player at the World Cup according to at least one
index , left Bayern to sign with the best team in the
world (more on them later).
It’s a safe bet that Bayern won’t miss him as it
pertains to Bundesliga play.

3= Manchester united ($2.81 billion)

United’s worth took a slight hit when compared
with a couple of clubs located in Spain after the
defending Premier League champs failed to qualify
for the Champions League. Still, at a few shades
under a $3 billion evaluation, the Glazer family has
to be feeling pretty good about their investment.
No disrespect meant to one David Moyes , but
United have upgraded in Louis van Gaal. Van Gaal
did well in leading Holland on what was an
unexpected World Cup run that ended one
shootout shy of the Final. He will now be tasked
with bringing United back to the top of the league
table.
He is, on paper, the right man for the job.

2= Barcelona ($3.2 billion)


The sports world often witnesses drastic
overreactions. Barcelona are an example of this.
Following a season in which rivals Real Madrid
won multiple trophies and Atletico Madrid won La
Liga, some couldn’t help but wonder if this era of
Barca supremacy had come to a halt.
Then, the club went and aligned Lionel Messi ,
maybe the best player in the world, with the
world’s top striker: Luis Suarez .
The Barcelona brand is one of the most recognized
in all of world football. Barca are expanding the
Camp Nou so that it will be able to seat a total of
105,000 fans for home matches. Don’t worry about
these Spanish giants.

1= Real Madrid ($3.44 billion)

The old saying is often true when it comes to
sports. The rich truly do get richer.
Roughly two months after Real Madrid hoisted the
Champions League trophy, the club announced that
it had acquired German World Cup star Toni Kroos.
That not enough for you? Multiple outlets have
reported that Real are also on the verge of signing
World Cup breakout star James Rodríguez.
This comes one summer after the team broke the
all-time transfer record to acquire Gareth Bale from
Tottenham Hotspur. Yes, the same Bale who
netted the extra-time goal that won Real the
Champions League.
Oh yeah. Real still have Cristiano Ronaldo on the
team.

source: www.therichest.com/sports/soccer-sports/the-10-most-valuable-soccer-teams-in-the-world-in-2014/

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