PSG is no longer just a football club; it has become a globally recognized brand. For several years now, it has consistently ranked among the top 10 most valuable clubs in Europe.
Over the past decade, PSG has established itself as one of the world’s premier clubs, clinching titles and edging closer to its dream of winning the Champions League.
But beyond its on-field success, PSG has also emerged as a globally recognized brand. Leveraging these dual strengths, the Parisian club consistently secures its position among Europe’s top 10 clubs with the highest market value.
As is customary each year, Football Benchmark releases its report on the valuation of European football clubs. This analysis is based on five key criteria: profitability (club wages and revenue over two years), popularity (digital communities), sporting potential (player valuation), broadcasting rights, and stadium ownership.
In 2024, Real Madrid leads the pack with an estimated valuation of €5.097 billion, marking the first time a club has surpassed the €5 billion mark. Manchester City, last year’s leader, takes second place this year (€4.933 billion), followed by Manchester United in third place with an estimated valuation of €4.861 billion.
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PSG maintains its eighth position from the previous study but has seen a 22% increase in value, now standing at €3.493 billion. It surpasses Chelsea (€3.264 billion) and Arsenal (€3.108 billion).
- Real Madrid (€5.097 billion)
- Manchester City (€4.933 billion)
- Manchester United (€4.861 billion)
- Bayern Munich (€4.255 billion)
- Liverpool (€4.189 billion)
- FC Barcelona (€4.115 billion)
- Tottenham (€3.505 billion)
- PSG (€3.493 billion)
- Chelsea (€3.264 billion)
- Arsenal (€3.108 billion)
What factors do you think contribute most to PSG’s rising market value?