Top Women’s Football Clubs by Revenue 2025

Women's football has witnessed remarkable financial growth in recent years, with the top 15 clubs generating a combined revenue of €116.6 million during the 2023-24 season—a 35% increase from the previous year.

Leading this financial surge are FC Barcelona and Arsenal, each reporting revenues of €17.9 million. Barcelona maintained its top position for the third consecutive year, achieving a 26% year-on-year growth.

English clubs have shown significant financial prowess, with eight Women's Super League (WSL) teams ranking among the top 15. Chelsea secured the third spot with €13.4 million, followed by Manchester United (€10.7 million) and Manchester City (€7.9 million). The WSL's total revenue increased by 50% in the 2022-23 season, reaching £47 million, up from £32 million in the previous season.

Spanish giants Real Madrid also made a notable entry, generating €10.5 million in revenue.

The top 15 clubs by revenue are:

1. FC Barcelona - €17.9 million
2. Arsenal - €17.9 million
3. Chelsea - €13.4 million
4. Manchester United - €10.7 million
5. Real Madrid - €10.5 million
6. Manchester City - €7.9 million
7. Aston Villa - €6.3 million
8. Eintracht Frankfurt - €6 million
9. Liverpool - €5.7 million
10. Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) - €4.6 million
11. Tottenham Hotspur - €3.9 million
12. Everton - €3.7 million
13. Bayern Munich - €3.6 million
14. Benfica - €2.4 million
15. Juventus - €2.1 million

This financial upswing is attributed to increased sponsorship deals, higher matchday revenues, and growing global interest in women's football. The trend indicates a promising future for the sport, with expectations of continued growth in the coming years.