Forbes has released its latest rankings of the Premier League’s most valuable football clubs and the numbers show just how much financial power the top sides continue to hold.
Manchester United $6.6 BILLION
Once again, United lead the pack by a significant margin. Despite on-pitch ups and downs in recent seasons, their global fanbase, unmatched commercial deals, and historic brand power keep them firmly at the top not just in England, but among the richest sports clubs in the world.
Liverpool $5.4 BILLION
Liverpool’s on-field success in recent years, combined with strong commercial partnerships, sees them retain second place. Their global reach continues to grow, especially in Asia and the United States.
Manchester City $5.3 BILLION
City’s value reflects both domestic dominance and their ever-expanding commercial presence. With multiple trophies and consistent Champions League campaigns, they remain one of the fastest-growing football brands globally.
Arsenal $3.4 BILLION
Arsenal’s resurgence under Mikel Arteta has been matched by commercial growth, keeping them solidly in the top four despite a noticeable gap from the top three.
Tottenham Hotspur $3.3 BILLION
A modern stadium, a loyal fanbase, and a growing international presence place Spurs just ahead of Chelsea, even without the same trophy haul as other top clubs.
. Chelsea $3.25 BILLION
Chelsea’s valuation remains high thanks to their Champions League pedigree, global following, and commercial deals, despite recent instability on the pitch and in management.
These valuations are a reminder that football’s power isn’t just measured in trophies brand strength, global marketability, and commercial strategy all play a huge role in a club’s value.
