The Valencia CF enters the economic Champions

Valencia CF is also third in Spain in the economic plot. For the first time, the club president Manuel Llorente has been included in the Top-20, specifically in the post 19 of the clubs with the most revenue world of football.

These are the data published in the prestigious Deloitte study 'Football Money League, which analyzes the financial information of football clubs for season 2010/11.

The Valencia CF, with 116.8 million euros in revenues, ranked nineteenth place just behind and ahead of Hamburg Naples. In addition, black and white club comes first in this list of the most exclusive clubs and supersedes and third Spanish team Atletico Madrid, leaving the Top-20 thanks to its 99.9 million euros in turnover.

As detailed in the report, the Valencia CF increased by EUR 17.5 million revenue from 2010 to 2011. An increase that is motivated by television revenue, which increased during this period and, above all, by EUR 24.1 million entered in the Champions League against the 5.1 of last season, in which the club competed in the Europa League and ended up being eliminated by Atletico Madrid.

CLASSIFICATION.

1. (.1) REAL MADRID 479.5 million.

2. (.2) 450.7 FC BARCELONA.

3. (.3) Manchester United 367.

4. (.4) 321.4 Bayern Munich.

5. (.5) 251.1 Arsenal.

6. (.6) 249.8 Chelsea.

7. (.7) 235.1 AC Milan.

8. (.9) 211.4 Inter Milan.

9. (.8) 203.3 Liverpool.

10. (16) Schalke 04 202.4.

11. (12) Tottenham 181.

12. (11) Manchester City 169.6.

13 (10). Juventus 153.9.

14. (15) Olympique Marseille 150.4.

15 (18). AS Roma 143.5.

16. (-) 138.5 Borussia Dortmund.

17. (14) Olympique Lyon 132.8.

18 (13). Hamburg 128.7.

19. (-) 116.8 VALENCIA.

20. (-) 114.9 Naples.