Madrid: KPMG's latest report on the values of football clubs has been released and La Liga clubs continue to lead the way. La Liga side Real Madrid are ranked top, valued at €3.478 billion; FC Barcelona follow in third valued at €3.193 billion; and Atletico de Madrid in 13th valued at €1.197 billion.
Here are the top 10 most valuable football clubs in 2020:
- Real Madrid | €3.47 billion (La Liga)
- Manchester United | €3.34 billion (English Premier League)
- Barcelona | €3.19 billion (La Liga)
- Bayern Munich | €2.87 billion (Bundesliga)
- Liverpool | €2.65 billion (English Premier League)
- Manchester City | €2.6 billion (English Premier League)
- Chelsea | €2.21 billion (Premier League)
- Tottenham Hotspur | €2.06 billion (English Premier League)
- Paris Saint-Germain | €1.91 billion (France Ligue 1)
- Arsenal | €1.85 billion (English Premier League)
Return of La Liga
The Seville derby will kick off the restart of La Liga Santander and squads are now training in full groups. A round-up of all the biggest news out of La Liga this week.
Kick-off times announced as La Liga looks set to restart
The Seville derby, Sevilla FC vs Real Betis, will mark the restart of LaLiga Santander next week at 22:00 CET on Thursday June 11. Other matches to watch on the first round of matches back include the Valencia derby between Valencia CF and Levante UD (22:00 CET, Friday June 12) and Athletic Club vs Atletico de Madrid (13:00 CET, Sunday June 14).
Teams can now train in full group sessions
The beginning of group training sessions represents another step forward in the strict Training Protocol developed by La Liga in coordination with the Spanish High Sports Council (CSD), which comprises four clearly differentiated stages. The first began in early May, when medical tests were conducted on all La Liga Santander and La Liga SmartBank clubs and individual training began. Weeks later, on May 18, training in small groups of up to 10 players began, which was increased to 14 shortly after. The fourth stage, which starts this Monday, is the final step of the protocol leading up to clubs restarting the competition on June 11.
Athletic Club extend coach Gaizka Garitano's contract