Real Madrid retained its title as the highest-grossing club in football last year, with revenues of €292m ($374m), according to Deloitte's annual Football Money League. Arch-rivals Barcelona climbed to second spot, pulling in €259m after winning the UEFA Champions league, the Spanish title and negotiating exclusive broadcasting rights. The club was 13th in the money league just three seasons ago. Reflecting its fortunes on the pitch last season, Manchester United slipped two places, to fourth. But it is expected to bounce back thanks to a bigger stadium and a new shirt-sponsorship deal. English clubs continue to dominate the top 20, holding eight places to Italy's four and Spain's two.
Sábado, 2 de junio
Ramón Tamames
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Luis Llopis Herbas
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Juan Carlos Ureta
Kiko Rosique
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José Miguel Montes
Jesús Pérez
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